The FCC’s STIR/SHAKEN framework to eradicate robocalls has largely been effective, but it remains delicate and industry associations are warning the Commission to be careful as it looks to adopt further changes to how it handles call authentication. Read More
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Top Stories
What Happens When ACP Funding Runs Out?
Plenty of folks on Capitol Hill are rooting for more funding to be set aside for the Affordable Connectivity Program, but what will happen if the pot of money is allowed to empty? Read More
Pennsylvania ISPs Want Clarity on CPF Process
As we get closer to the distribution of billions in government funding, broadband providers are speaking up to make sure state government officials hear their concerns and questions. Read More
Media Industry Not Backing Down from Pride Celebrations
For years, programmers and MVPDs have welcomed June with a slew of Pride Month-themed programming and initiatives, and that doesn't seem to be changing despite recent backlashes against Target, Bud Light and others. Read More
New CEO for ChimeTV
English-language Asian American Pacific Islander network ChimeTV is now part of Society 1, a privately funded members club founded by Takashi Cheng. Former Court TV and CBS Sports exec Bob Rose remains president. Cheng takes over as CEO following founder Faith Bautista’s departure. Read More
No More Peacock with Xfinity
As Comcast preps for the launch of its streaming offering Now TV, the company said it will no longer include a free Peacock Premium subscription with Xfinity services starting June 26. Read More
Just Released – The Cablefax 100
The Cablefax 100 is here! Cablefax celebrates the top Operations and Content leaders in its annual must-read magazine Read More
PGA Tour, LIV to Merge
The conclusion of the battle between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf is headed for a merger. The two organizations announced plans to combine the PGA Tour, DP World Tour and the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Read More
Apple Drops MLS Price
As the MLS midseason point draws closer, Apple decreased the price of MLS Season Pass from $99 to $49 to cover the remaining matches of the season and the ensuing playoffs. Customers who already have Apple TV will see a price of $39, and the monthly price of $14.99 will remain unchanged. Read More
Q&A With Amdocs Division President of Communications, Media and Technology, Pablo Cella
Q&A With Amdocs Division President of Communications, Media and Technology, Pablo Cella Read More
