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02/10/2025
Wireless Industry Organizes to Take Down ‘Cableopoly’
The wireless industry is taking its fight for exclusive licensed spectrum to another level, launching a coalition lobbying for access to new swaths of the limited resource.
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01/30/2025
FCC Launches Investigation Into PBS, NPR Stations
The FCC’s Enforcement Bureau is launching an investigation into whether PBS and NPR member stations recognizing financial sponsors on air violates federal rules prohibiting commercials.
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01/29/2025
New Piracy Bill Introduced
Rep Zoe Lofgren (D-CA) unveiled the Foreign Anti-Digital Piracy Act, which is described as a way to prevent foreign-run piracy sites from exploiting loopholes in existing law.
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01/22/2025
ABC, CBS and NBC Complaint Back on FCC Table
FCC Chair Brendan Carr made good on his threat to overturn media complaints that Jessica Rosenworcel directed the Media Bureau to deny on the way out the door.
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01/21/2025
Powell Among Witnesses at Spectrum Hearing
The industry will have a front-row seat at the House Communications Subcommittee’s first hearing of the 119th Congress, with NCTA President/CEO Michael Powell to testify Thursday morning.
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01/09/2025
Supporters of T-Mobile, UScellular Merger Speak Out
Communications Workers of America, Public Knowledge, Open Technology Institute at New America and others submitted petitions to deny T-Mobile’s acquisition of UScellular spectrum last month. Now, those who believe the deal is one for the greater good are raising their voices.