The Skinny

Many are anticipating M&A activity to spike once the new Trump administration takes its place, but some of the festivities have already started. Charter is set to purchase Liberty Broadband in an all-stock agreement, and Frontier shareholders gave the green light on the deal that’ll see Verizon purchase the company. Another anticipated move from Trump that came to fruition was the nomination of FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr to become the agency’s next chairman.

Charter Buying Liberty Broadband, Frontier-Verizon a Go
There’s been a lot of talk about how a Republican administration could be more friendly to M&A activity across the industry, and broadband operators aren’t shying away from shaking hands at the negotiation table. Read More »
 
 
Carr To Face Unique Pressures as Next FCC Head
President-elect Donald Trump nominated FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr to serve as the agency’s chairman when the new administration arrives in D.C. Read More »
 
 
John Malone Lectures on Current Media Landscape
Liberty Media’s investor day covered a lot of ground, from Charter’s upcoming acquisition of Liberty Broadbandto GCI’s future and Qurate’s upcoming rebrand to the QVC Group. Read More »
 
 
Diamond Sports Officially Emerging From Bankruptcy
Southern Texas Bankruptcy Court Judge Christopher Lopez gave Diamond Sports the approval it needed to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, marking the end of a 20-month saga for the company and its RSNs. Read More »
 
 
Exclusive: OpenVault Sees Massive Election Day Uptick on X
OpenVault looked at data from broadband providers for Nov. 5 and found traffic to the social media site X did indeed surge. Read More »
 
 
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