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11/04/2026
A Blue Day — What it Means
With Democrats taking control of Congress in January, there’s a wave of change heading for communications policy. Some of the easiest shifts to predict are the literal changing of the guard.
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11/03/2026
CPUC Takes the BEAD Money
The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) confirmed its $1.42 billion Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment (BEAD) program grant funding this week—with a but.
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11/02/2026
NFL Sunday Ticket Case Goes Back to Trial
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals revived a class action antitrust lawsuit against the NFL over the Sunday Ticket package on Friday, ruling that it must go back to trial.
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11/02/2026
DirecTV Targets Nexstar’s Privilege Claims
DirecTV filed a motion to compel late Friday in its federal antitrust case against Nexstar, Mission Broadcasting and White Knight Broadcasting.
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11/02/2026
Dish, Disney, Fubo Still Talking
Dish told a federal court that settlement discussions are continuing with Disney and counterclaim defendant Fubo regarding litigation over the now-canceled Sling flexible streaming passes.
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10/30/2026
Dems Push Again for FCC Noms
With rumblings that Danielle Thumann Severs could soon be up for a nomination hearing , Dems are renewing their cry that she be paired with a Democrat nominee and that Anna Gomez should be renominated for a full term.