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House Commerce Markup Cancelled Over Privacy Bill Fight
A highly-anticipated House Commerce markup of the American Privacy Rights Act of 2024 and ten other bills was canceled Thursday at the last minute. Read More
NCTA Highlights Crews Dedicated to Building Out America
NCTA is giving everyone a hard hat with the release of “Every Last Mile: The Untold Story of Connecting Rural America.” Read More
NWSL, WNBA Lead Women’s Sports’ Ascent
The world of sports is a tumultuous space, but it's clear that women’s sports aren’t just having a moment—they’re having a movement, and part of that movement is giving the growing sector of fans access to watch games. Read More
Public Interest Groups Want In On Title II Suit
Free Press, New America’s Open Technology Institute and Public Knowledge are looking to get involved in a serious way in the Sixth Circuit challenge of the FCC’s Title II order. Read More
First Presidential Debate of 2024 in the Books
Last night’s presidential debate on CNN featured policy discussions and even arguments about the candidates’ golf handicaps, and Nielsen Fast National data shows a combined 47.9 million total viewers tuned Read More
Aim to be Forgettable – The Customer Journey Reimagined
Today’s consumer demands personalized experiences and tailored services delivered at lightning speed. But today’s reality is anything but easy as consumers juggle cable TV, OTT streaming, broadband, wireless services and more, managed through siloed apps, websites and contact centers. Read More
NFL Ordered to Pay $4.7 Billion to Sunday Ticket Fans
A Los Angeles jury in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California ruled against the NFL in an antitrust battle between the league and Sunday Ticket subscribers of all types over everything from its packages to the pricing of the bundle. Read More
Big East’s Big New Deal
The ink is dry on the Big East’s new six-year media rights deal. Read More
Effros: Net Neutrality Kabuki
The next several weeks will be a fascinating sideshow to the entire years-long dance we have witnessed regarding so-called “net neutrality." Read More
