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10/15/2021
Observers Keep Close Tabs on FCC’s 3.45GHz Auction
Things were looking a bit better Friday for the FCC’s 3.45GHz auction. Round 28 closed with gross proceeds of more than $6.5 billion.
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10/14/2021
DISH Goes After Another Alleged Pirate
DISH continues its copyright infringement campaign, this time filing a $26 million legal challenge of what it says are a collection of global pirate TV services that are branded throughout the US by the names Desi TV, Desi TV Pro, Live TV and/or Live TV Pro.
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10/14/2021
Sect. 230 Bill Targets Algorithms
Democrat House Commerce leaders unveiled a bill to reform Section 230, the section of the Communications Decency Act that protects websites and online platforms from being held liable for third-party content.
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10/14/2021
RDOF Update
On Thursday, the FCC’s Wireline Competition Bureau authorized Rural Digital Opportunity Fund support for 469 winning bids.
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10/13/2021
Mediacom, West Des Moines Ask for More Time
Mediacom and the City of West Des Moines have asked an Iowa court to extend the stay in the operator’s lawsuit over the city’s construction of a $50 million conduit network.
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10/12/2021
The Risk with Broadband Funding
Looking at the $65 billion allocated for broadband as part of the infrastructure bill currently being debated in the House, NCTA President/CEO Michael Powell said during an Expo panel Tuesday that there is tremendous risk that some of that funding will be given to new entities or government bodies that have no idea how complicated it is to build out a network capable of reliably serving a community.