The postponement could benefit cable and satellite companies, which could attract more customers during the extension, according to Stanford Washington Research analyst Paul Gallant. Beneficiaries are likely to include Comcast Corp, Time Warner Cable, DirecTV Group, EchoStar Corp , Mediacom Communications, and Charter Communications, he said. 
Share:  <span class="sent">The postponement could benefit cable and satellite companies, which could attract more customers during the extension, according to Stanford Washington Research analyst <span class="analyst">Paul Gallant</span>. </span> Beneficiaries are likely to include Comcast Corp, <span class="company">Time Warner Cable</span>, DirecTV Group, EchoStar Corp , Mediacom Communications, and Charter Communications, he said. ...<span class="sent">The postponement could benefit cable and satellite companies, which could attract more customers during the extension, according to Stanford Washington Research analyst <span class="analyst">Paul Gallant</span>. </span> Beneficiaries are likely to include Comcast Corp, <span class="company">Time Warner Cable</span>, DirecTV Group, EchoStar Corp , Mediacom Communications, and Charter Communications, he said. Tweet this 

The postponement could benefit cable and satellite companies, which could attract more customers during the extension, according to Stanford Washington Research analyst Paul Gallant. Beneficiaries are likely to include Comcast Corp, Time Warner Cable, DirecTV Group, EchoStar Corp , Mediacom Communications, and Charter Communications, he said. 
Share:  <span class="sent">The postponement could benefit cable and satellite companies, which could attract more customers during the extension, according to Stanford Washington Research analyst <span class="analyst">Paul Gallant</span>. </span> Beneficiaries are likely to include Comcast Corp, <span class="company">Time Warner Cable</span>, DirecTV Group, EchoStar Corp , Mediacom Communications, and Charter Communications, he said. ...<span class="sent">The postponement could benefit cable and satellite companies, which could attract more customers during the extension, according to Stanford Washington Research analyst <span class="analyst">Paul Gallant</span>. </span> Beneficiaries are likely to include Comcast Corp, <span class="company">Time Warner Cable</span>, DirecTV Group, EchoStar Corp , Mediacom Communications, and Charter Communications, he said. Tweet this 

The postponement could benefit cable and satellite companies, which could attract more customers during the extension, according to Stanford Washington Research analyst Paul Gallant. Beneficiaries are likely to include Comcast Corp, Time Warner Cable, DirecTV Group, EchoStar Corp , Mediacom Communications, and Charter Communications, he said. 
Share:  <span class="sent">The postponement could benefit cable and satellite companies, which could attract more customers during the extension, according to Stanford Washington Research analyst <span class="analyst">Paul Gallant</span>. </span> Beneficiaries are likely to include Comcast Corp, Time Warner Cable, DirecTV Group, EchoStar Corp , Mediacom Communications, and <span class="company">Charter Communications</span>, he said. ...<span class="sent">The postponement could benefit cable and satellite companies, which could attract more customers during the extension, according to Stanford Washington Research analyst <span class="analyst">Paul Gallant</span>. </span> Beneficiaries are likely to include Comcast Corp, Time Warner Cable, DirecTV Group, EchoStar Corp , Mediacom Communications, and <span class="company">Charter Communications</span>, he said. Tweet this 

The postponement could benefit cable and satellite companies, which could attract more customers during the extension, according to Stanford Washington Research analyst Paul Gallant. Beneficiaries are likely to include Comcast Corp, Time Warner Cable, DirecTV Group, EchoStar Corp , Mediacom Communications, and Charter Communications, he said. 
Share:  <span class="sent">The postponement could benefit cable and satellite companies, which could attract more customers during the extension, according to Stanford Washington Research analyst <span class="analyst">Paul Gallant</span>. </span> Beneficiaries are likely to include Comcast Corp, Time Warner Cable, DirecTV Group, EchoStar Corp , <span class="company">Mediacom Communications</span>, and Charter Communications, he said. ...<span class="sent">The postponement could benefit cable and satellite companies, which could attract more customers during the extension, according to Stanford Washington Research analyst <span class="analyst">Paul Gallant</span>. </span> Beneficiaries are likely to include Comcast Corp, Time Warner Cable, DirecTV Group, EchoStar Corp , <span class="company">Mediacom Communications</span>, and Charter Communications, he said. Tweet this 

The postponement could benefit cable and satellite companies, which could attract more customers during the extension, according to Stanford Washington Research analyst Paul Gallant. Beneficiaries are likely to include Comcast Corp, Time Warner Cable, DirecTV Group, EchoStar Corp , Mediacom Communications, and Charter Communications, he said. 
Share:  <span class="sent">The postponement could benefit cable and satellite companies, which could attract more customers during the extension, according to Stanford Washington Research analyst <span class="analyst">Paul Gallant</span>. </span> Beneficiaries are likely to include <span class="company">Comcast</span> Corp, Time Warner Cable, DirecTV Group, EchoStar Corp , Mediacom Communications, and Charter Communications, he said. ...<span class="sent">The postponement could benefit cable and satellite companies, which could attract more customers during the extension, according to Stanford Washington Research analyst <span class="analyst">Paul Gallant</span>. </span> Beneficiaries are likely to include <span class="company">Comcast</span> Corp, Time Warner Cable, DirecTV Group, EchoStar Corp , Mediacom Communications, and Charter Communications, he said. Tweet this 

The postponement could benefit cable and satellite companies, which could attract more customers during the extension, according to Stanford Washington Research analyst Paul Gallant. Beneficiaries are likely to include Comcast Corp, Time Warner Cable, DirecTV Group, EchoStar Corp , Mediacom Communications, and Charter Communications, he said. 
Share:  <span class="sent">The postponement could benefit cable and satellite companies, which could attract more customers during the extension, according to Stanford Washington Research analyst <span class="analyst">Paul Gallant</span>. </span> Beneficiaries are likely to include Comcast Corp, Time Warner Cable, DirecTV Group, <span class="company">EchoStar</span> Corp , Mediacom Communications, and Charter Communications, he said. ...<span class="sent">The postponement could benefit cable and satellite companies, which could attract more customers during the extension, according to Stanford Washington Research analyst <span class="analyst">Paul Gallant</span>. </span> Beneficiaries are likely to include Comcast Corp, Time Warner Cable, DirecTV Group, <span class="company">EchoStar</span> Corp , Mediacom Communications, and Charter Communications, he said. Tweet this 

The postponement could benefit cable and satellite companies, which could attract more customers during the extension, according to Stanford Washington Research analyst Paul Gallant. Beneficiaries are likely to include Comcast Corp, Time Warner Cable, DirecTV Group, EchoStar Corp , Mediacom Communications, and Charter Communications, he said. 
Share:  <span class="sent">The postponement could benefit cable and satellite companies, which could attract more customers during the extension, according to Stanford Washington Research analyst <span class="analyst">Paul Gallant</span>. </span> Beneficiaries are likely to include Comcast Corp, Time Warner Cable, <span class="company">DirecTV Group</span>, EchoStar Corp , Mediacom Communications, and Charter Communications, he said. ...<span class="sent">The postponement could benefit cable and satellite companies, which could attract more customers during the extension, according to Stanford Washington Research analyst <span class="analyst">Paul Gallant</span>. </span> Beneficiaries are likely to include Comcast Corp, Time Warner Cable, <span class="company">DirecTV Group</span>, EchoStar Corp , Mediacom Communications, and Charter Communications, he said. Tweet this 

"Politics is a game with him and that's what it was all about," Mr. Stanford's father, James, said in a recent interview. In Canada, Mr. Stanford claimed Pierre Beaudoin, head of Bombardier Inc., suggested he open an office in Montreal for Stanford International Bank, a key part of his empire (Bombardier officials have played down Mr. Beaudoin's role). The Montreal office - which was shut down earlier this week and is in receivership - was also used to promote Mr. Stanford's public policy initiatives. It hosted a working lunch last year whose topic was the global role of the big emerging economies such as Brazil, India and China, according to Alain Lapointe, the head of the Montreal operations. Joanne Thornton, a senior vice-president at the Stanford Washington Research Group in Washington, confirmed that she came up to Montreal to make a presentation at the luncheon last year.  
Share:  "Politics is a game with him and that's what it was all about," Mr. Stanford's father, James, said in a recent interview. In Canada, Mr. Stanford claimed Pierre Beaudoin, head of <span class="company">Bombardier Inc.</span>, suggested he open an office in Montreal for Stanford International Bank, a key part of his empire (Bombardier officials have played down Mr. Beaudoin's role). The Montreal office - which was shut down earlier this week and is in receivership - was also used to promote Mr. Stanford's public policy initiatives. It hosted a working lunch last year whose topic was the global role of the big emerging economies such as Brazil, India and China, according to Alain Lapointe, the head of the Montreal operations. <span class="sent"> <span class="analyst">Joanne Thornton</span>, a senior vice-president at the Stanford Washington Research Group in Washington, confirmed that she came up to Montreal to make a presentation at the luncheon last year. </span> Tweet this 

The House Energy and Commerce Committee will be the first of three panels to hold hearings on terms for reauthorizing the legal structure for direct-broadcast satellite companies. Dish Network says expanding local service would impose unnecessary costs and use up capacity on satellites. Rep. Bart Stupak, D-Mich., says 31 of 210 markets don't get satellite delivery of local channels, and guaranteeing such service is "one of the largest issues" for the legislation, Nick Choate, his spokesman, said Monday. The reauthorization legislation is "a near-certainty to pass," and expanded requirements to carry local channels is "the most likely candidate" for an added provision, said Paul Gallant, a Washington-based analyst with the Stanford Washington Research Group.  
Share:  The House Energy and Commerce Committee will be the first of three panels to hold hearings on terms for reauthorizing the legal structure for direct-broadcast satellite companies. <span class="company">Dish Network</span> says expanding local service would impose unnecessary costs and use up capacity on satellites. Rep. Bart Stupak, D-Mich., says 31 of 210 markets don't get satellite delivery of local channels, and guaranteeing such service is "one of the largest issues" for the legislation, Nick Choate, his spokesman, said Monday. <span class="sent"> The reauthorization legislation is "a near-certainty to pass," and expanded requirements to carry local channels is "the most likely candidate" for an added provision, said <span class="analyst">Paul Gallant</span>, a Washington-based analyst with the Stanford Washington Research Group. </span>...The House Energy and Commerce Committee will be the first of three panels to hold hearings on terms for reauthorizing the legal structure for direct-broadcast satellite companies. <span class="company">Dish Network</span> says expanding local service would impose unnecessary costs and use up capacity on satellites. Rep. Bart Stupak, D-Mich., says 31 of 210 markets don't get satellite delivery of local channels, and guaranteeing such service is "one of the largest issues" for the legislation, Nick Choate, his spokesman, said Monday. <span class="sent"> The reauthorization legislation is "a near-certainty to pass," and expanded requirements to carry local Tweet this 

The Observer reports : . The FBI is probing possible money laundering linked to Mexico's infamous narco-trafficking Gulf Cartel in its investigation of Texan billionaire Sir Allen Stanford, US law enforcement sources have told the Observer 
Share:  The Observer reports : . The FBI is probing possible money laundering linked to Mexico's infamous narco-trafficking Gulf Cartel in its investigation of Texan billionaire Sir Allen Stanford, US law enforcement sources have told the Observer... Sources in the <span class="company">US Drug Enforcement Administration</span> also confirmed that while the investigations into Stanford's affairs were "with the FBI and Securities Exchange Commission..I think we'll find that any possible drug-related trail and SEC priorities are not all in the same frame." . <span class="sent"> I'm also fascinated by the fact that former Federal Reserve governor <span class="analyst">Lyle Gramley</span> is, as far as I can tell, still happily ensconced as senior economic adviser to the Stanford Group. </span> As recently as February 10 he was giving quotes to Luke Mullins about how "he would have liked to have seen more detail" in the Geithner bailout plan: maybe he should have been asking to see a bit more detail in his own employer's financial statements first. The Houston Chronicle has more on the drug-money front: . Tweet this