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09/27/2023
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.
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09/26/2023
Rosenworcel Revives Title II Debate at the FCC
FCC Chair Jessica Rosenworcel is moving quickly now that she has a full Commission behind her. Anna Gomez was sworn in as the third Democratic commissioner late Monday, and less than 24 hours later, Rosenworcel shared a draft rulemaking that proposes to re-establish FCC oversight over broadband by classifying it as a service regulated under Title II.
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09/21/2023
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.
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09/21/2023
Waiting for the FCC Five
FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel ducked a question about what the agency’s first priority will be once Anna Gomez is seated as a commissioner (she wasn’t sworn in for Thursday’s open meeting, but may be as soon as next week).
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09/20/2023
Cleanup on Aisle FCC
Zoom Telephonics’ petitions for the FCC to reconsider Charter’s Time Warner Cable and Bright House acquisitions as well as Altice’s purchase of Cablevision are officially off the books.
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09/19/2023
DOJ Supports DISH Extension for T-Mobile Airwaves
The Department of Justice filed in support of DISH’s request for more time to purchase T-Mobile’s 800 MHz licenses, though it reduced the extension to seven months from the 10 months requested by DISH.
