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11/04/2026
What the Midterm Blue Wave Means for Comms Policy
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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11/04/2026
Nexstar, DirecTV Hearing Reveals a Retrans Deal
Wednesday’s discovery hearing in DirecTV’s federal antitrust case against Nexstar, Mission Broadcasting and White Knight Broadcasting largely centered on procedural issues such as the scope of discovery and scheduling.
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11/04/2026
Sky-ITV Combo Faces UK Regulatory Hurdle
The $2.2 billion combo between Comcast’s Sky and ITV, the U.K.’s biggest commercial broadcaster, is facing additional scrutiny from the country’s antitrust authorities.
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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.