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05/28/2025
Telecom Groups Call for States’ Rights in BEAD
A group of telecom associations is teaming up to push President Trump to get the BEAD program for broadband deployment up and running—and to keep the states in control. “The BEAD program was designed for
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05/28/2025
NY1-News 12 Blackout Still Coming for Charter, Optimum
Charter filed its official program notice that it will no longer carry Altice USA- owned News 12 as of June 30 in systems in the New York and Connecticut area. CFX broke the news last week that Charter had
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05/28/2025
Gomez, Reps Urge Movement with Multilingual Alerts
FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez was among several legislators calling for Brendan Carr to expedite the rollout of multilingual Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA). In October 2023, the FCC unanimously approved rules
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05/28/2025
Same Tune: Solicitor General Agrees SCOTUS Should Hear Cox-Sony Case
The U.S. Solicitor General agrees with Cox that SCOTUS should look at its legal battle with music labels over the operator’s liability as it relates to broadband customers pirating music over its network.
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05/28/2025
EchoStar Says FCC Inquiry Threatens Its Viability
EchoStar is defending itself after FCC Chair Brendan Carr notified the company that it would investigate its compliance with buildout milestones for its nationwide 5G network as well as against an agency
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05/28/2025
Sorting GCI’s Future
While Charter and Liberty Broadband move closer to finalizing their all-stock transaction, GCI is preparing to be spun off into a new public company. The Alaskan operator will become GCI Liberty following its