Unbelievable, but true...
The FCC used its Twitter account to update blacked out Cablevision customers on the Phillies-Giants playoff game...
The American Television Alliance, a coalition including Cablevision, Time Warner Cable, DirecTV, Dish Network and Charter among its members, issued the following statement:

The FCC used its Twitter account to update blacked out Cablevision customers on the Phillies-Giants playoff game...
The American Television Alliance, a coalition including Cablevision, Time Warner Cable, DirecTV, Dish Network and Charter among its members, issued the following statement:
Instead of using its authority to protect Cablevision's customers from the News Corp blackout, the FCC tweeted updates from the Phillies-Giants playoff game last night to fill in 'the baseball void for those without Fox-Cablevision.' The only solutions the FCC has offered to this problem so far have been suggesting consumers turn back the clock and install rabbit ears, or that they switch TV providers despite offering no guarantee that blackouts won't happen to another provider or in any other part of the country in the near future. And now this? Twitter updates of baseball games? The FCC needs to step up to the plate and create a real solution by reforming retransmission consent rules immediately.