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04/24/2024
Effros: The Utility of Competition
the underlying theories now being bandied about for either regulating broadband internet access services (BIAS) as a utility or something that should be freely competitive are in major conflict.
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04/24/2024
Republicans Again Voice Opposition to Title II Order
Republican lawmakers are standing up against the FCC’s Title II draft order ahead of a vote at the Commission’s open meeting Thursday.
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04/24/2024
FCC Media Bureau Cites WPIX Concerns in WADL Order
The FCC Media Bureau approved Adell Broadcasting’s $75 million sale of Detroit station WADL to Mission Broadcasting—with several conditions attached, including that any financing may not involve Nexstar or its affiliates.
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04/23/2024
FTC Bans Non-Competes
The FTC voted 3-2 Tuesday to ban noncompete clauses for U.S. workers across virtually all business sectors, including telecom.
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04/23/2024
Nexstar Fights FCC NAL
Not surprisingly, Nexstar is objecting to the FCC’s $1.2 million fine and divestiture requirements for WPIX.
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04/23/2024
Stakeholders Get Final Words In Before Title II Vote
Commissioner Anna Gomez has had a notable open-door policy in recent weeks, hosting a series of roundtables inviting those interested to voice their concerns or support for the Title II order.