Ken Solomon, chief executive of the independent Tennis Channel, has apologized for the email blast that he sent to staff members in which he called Comcast a "brutal captor." Solomon composed the
email after losing an appeal in a long-running legal dispute with cable giant Comcast Corp. “I regret several ill-chosen, excessively colorful and inappropriate words in a private email to
colleagues a few weeks ago reflecting my disappointment with a legal decision," Solomon said in a statement. "The email dealt with an issue that we are obviously passionate about, but the words do not
accurately reflect my thoughts about the case or those involved, and I am very sorry that I used them.”
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