Claim: On February 2nd, the FCC, the one who regulates interstate and international communications in the USA,  approves Time Warner Cable's $3 million purchase of Insight Communications, then on February 3rd, the FCC ruled that television stations have the right to refuse to air ads under "reasonable access" provisions of the law pertaining to political candidates.
Evidence: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is an independent agency of the United States government that regulates communications by radio, television, wire, satellite, and cable across the United States. The merger was completed February 29, 2012, and as of June 2013 all of Insight Communications was absorbed into Time Warner Cable. The FCC approves Time Warner Cable's $3 million purchase of Insight Communications, giving TWC access to Insight's 750,000 customers in Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio. The FCC rules that television stations have the right to refuse to air ads under "reasonable access" provisions of the law pertaining to political candidates. The ruling comes after WMAQ-TV/Chicago rejected an anti-abortion ad that activist and presidential candidate Randall Terry wanted the NBC O&O to run during Super Bowl XLVI.