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09/29/2025
New NCTA Chief’s Carr Sitdown
After one week in the role as NCTA’s new President/CEO, Cory Gardner took the TechExpo25 stage to interview FCC Chairman Brendan Carr.
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09/29/2025
Gomez ‘Would Like to Stop Talking’ About First Amendment
Freedom of speech and censorship were of course topics of discussion during a Monday fireside chat with Democratic FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez at SCTE TechExpo25.
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09/26/2025
More BEAD Changes Inbound?
State broadband offices have been letting out collective groans as it appears NTIA is preparing to make further changes to its $42.5 billion BEAD program.
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09/25/2025
TikTok Deal Approved
President Trump signed an executive order to push through a deal that will see ByteDance sell a large part of the social platform’s U.S. operations to a consortium that includes Oracle, Silver Lake and the Abu Dhabi-based investment fund MGX as main investors, with each getting an equal share.
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09/25/2025
Lawmakers Question ESPN Deals with NFL
ESPN made all the noise it could amid the unveiling of its direct-to-consumer product, and that included deals the network made with the NFL and a reported agreement with MLB relating to MLB.TV. Now, however, a group of legislators are raising a yellow flag and want to find out more details.
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09/24/2025
Standard General Lost TEGNA, but Still Pursuing Litigation
The U.S. District Court for D.C. dismissed a lawsuit filed by Standard General Managing Partner Soo Kim against the FCC, its Media Bureau and former Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel that accused the Commission of impeding its proposed TEGNA acquisition because of racial discrimination. Now Kim and Standard General are pursuing an appeal.