Some FCC and consumer groups maintain that cable operators

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The option C states that cable operators are common carriers because they do not monitor content. This is because common carriers are defined as entities that provide a service or transportation of goods but do not exercise any control over the content of what they transport. Cable operators act as common carriers by providing access to various channels, but they do not have control over the content that is being produced or aired on those channels. Therefore, they cannot be considered electronic publishers or exempt from regulations because of the First Amendment.

Some FCC and Consumer Groups Maintain That Cable Operators