D.C. buzz leads today's cable news roundup, which includes personnel moves and word that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) 's net neutrality rules could be in jeopardy.
The rules will stay in place unless Congress and the president "take further action," reports The Washington Post. The bill is now heading to the full House Energy and Commerce committee, the paper added.
Following the closing of its acquisition of The Huffington Post, AOL Inc. (NYSE: AOL) is laying off hundreds of staffers.
Good review of the iPad 2 in The New York Times, which notes that a $40 High Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI) adapter allows users to connect the tablet to the TV, making it a "great setup for teaching, slide shows, presentations, YouTube and movies." (See iPad 2: Fast & Skinny But No USB.)
Apple TV owners can now watch live NBA and Major League Baseball games if they buy subscription packages from the league, which Financial Timesnotes, is a "sign that cable companies will face more online competition." (See Apple Bites Into Subscription Video.)