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130 Broadband Programs: GOP Lawmakers Ask How Many Are Enough
As ISPs and consumers ponder whether the government will extend the Affordable Connectivity Program for broadband subsidies, Rep. Tony Cárdenas provided a pretty stark assessment. Read More
Government Shutdown May Not Impact Title II Vote
With federal agencies bracing for a government shutdown in a few days, it appears the FCC may continue to operate long enough to hold its Oct. 19 vote on Jessica Rosenworcel’s Open Internet NPRM. Read More
Round and Round: Let the Title II Debate Begin (Again)
That collective groan you heard Tuesday came from lawyers, analysts, reporters, and telecom execs gearing up for the fight that never ends—net neutrality, or more specifically Title II regulation. Read More
Last Gasp for Diamond Sports
The clock is ticking for Diamond Sports Group and the Bally Sports RSNs. After getting an extension through Saturday to iron out its restructuring plan with creditors, a NY Post report revealed Diamond offered Read More
FCC Worried About Lack of ACP Compliance
The FCC Office of Inspector General Thursday announced that a major participant in the ACP program had voluntarily repaid $49.4 million that it improperly claimed between June 2021 and July 2022. It did not Read More
Cordella Named New NBC Sports Chief
The nearly three-month vacancy of President, NBC Sports was filled Friday, with the company promoting Rick Cordella to the role. Read More
Court Asks FCC for 2018 Broadcast Ownership Review
NAB scored a victory in the DC Court of Appeals, which ordered Thursday that if the FCC hasn’t completed the 2018 quadrennial review within 90 days, it must show cause for why NAB’s petition shouldn’t be Read More
Down the Tubi Rabbit Hole
Tubi unveiled a mobile feature that uses ChatGPT-4 to give viewers a creative way to search and discover movies and TV shows on the platform. Read More
Dover Named WIT Winner
The 2023 Women in Technology Award goes to Cox Business VP, Product Megan Dover. Read More
