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Call it Fate: SCOTUS Arguments, Net Neutrality Comments Overlap
It seemed rather apropos that on the same day reply comments were due at the FCC on net neutrality, the U.S. Supreme Court spent the morning hearing oral arguments over whether it should overrule the Chevron doctrine. Read More
Netflix Smacks ISPs in Latest Title II Comments
The FCC’s comment system can take some time to update, and a number of takes on the agency’s proposal to reclassify broadband into a Title II service appeared in the docket overnight. Read More
2024 Outlook: NCTA Chief on BEAD, Title II & Why He’s Not Retiring
NCTA President/CEO Michael Powell is casting a wary eye at Title II regulation as the government gears up to dole out historic broadband funding. Read More
Sohn’s Group Stands Up for Frankfort Plant Board
The American Association for Public Broadband is joining the fight against an attempt to force the Frankfort Plant Board of Kentucky to sell of its telecom assets. “There is no good reason to force the sale Read More
Sinclair, NCTC Sign Renewal
Sinclair and NCTC have renewed their distribution agreement, allowing the co-op’s member companies to continue to opt into a multi-year retrans consent deal for Sinclair’s O&O local stations. Read More
Q&A With CSG’s Broadband, Cable & Satellite President Michael Woods
In an increasingly competitive world, U.S. providers seek to gain new subscribers and grow revenues with the promise of effortless connectivity, elevated experiences and simplified access to content. Read More
ACAC’s Latest BEAD Analysis
ACA Connects released the newest version of its BEAD Program Framework that was developed in partnership with consulting firm Cartesian. Read More
Nielsen’s Gracenote Fights For Representation in Media
Nielsen’s content metadata business unit Gracenote is working together with diversity advocates to push for equitable representation in media with a new feature in its Studio System platform. Read More
Effros: Perspective
One of the most challenging aspects of good journalism is providing both context and perspective. Failure to do that results in skewed judgments, illogical choices and, in most instances these days, excessive anxiety. Read More
