More cable news from across the Web:
> Consumer electronics maker Vizio says the recently announced 4K certification program announced by the UHD Alliance has some "serious problems." Multichannel News story
> TCL has announced the availability of its Roku-Powered 4K TVs. CED Magazine story
> Verizon is bundling its skinny Custom TV programming package along with 100 Mbps and phone service for $69.99 for the first year. Verizon promo
> Yahoo says it will scale back its flashy "NewFront" ad-selling event this year. Variety story
> Google Fiber confirmed plans to light its 1 Gbps FTTH service by the end of 2016 during the opening of a new store in the city's Trolley Square area, laying a greater challenge to incumbent telco CenturyLink. Article
> Verizon has been for overcharging New York POTS voice customers $1,000 to $1,500 each, claims the New Networks Institute. Article
> Sprint once again revived its 30-day money-back guarantee in an effort to convince users that its network is competitive with its bigger competitors. Article
And finally… AT&T is seeking under an assembly bill to get California tax payers to give it $100 million to help replace aging DSL infrastructure. DSL Reports story