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03/14/2024
FCC Splits on All-in Pricing, Speed Benchmark
The FCC voted to approve a report and order requiring cable and DBS television providers to specify the all-in pricing of video programming on subscriber bills and in promotional materials that include pricing information.
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03/14/2024
HT Wants FCC to Take a Look at Nexstar Retrans Complaint
Nexstar’s not the only one appealing the FCC Media Bureau’s decision regarding Hawaiian Telcom’s retransmission complaint.
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01/16/2024
FCC Sides with Comcast in Good Faith Fight With Mission
The FCC is siding with Comcast in the MVPD’s complaint against Mission Broadcasting for failure to negotiate retransmission consent in good faith.
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05/30/2023
One Ministries Tries Again
One Ministries has asked the FCC Media Bureau to reconsider its decision denying the broadcaster’s request to have Comcast carry its religious TV station KQSL in Santa Rosa, CA.
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05/23/2023
Life After Standard General
Now that Standard General’s $5.4 billion deal to acquire TEGNA has collapsed, TEGNA is going forward with a $300 million accelerated share repurchase program and a 20% increase in its quarterly dividend.
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05/16/2023
GOP Leaders Want FCC Probe on Standard General-TEGNA
Senate Commerce Ranking Member Ted Cruz (R-TX) and House Commerce Chair Cathy McMorris Rogers (R-WA) want the FCC’s Acting Inspector General to investigate whether FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel’s decision to have the agency’s Media Bureau designate the proposed Standard General-TEGNA transaction for an ALJ hearing was motivated by a biased desire to block the deal.