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05/21/2026
Industry: Broadband Market Working, Video Is Not
Broadband competition is thriving—so don’t regulate us more. That was the key message in NCTA and USTelecom’s comments to the FCC for its 2026 Communications Marketplace Report.
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05/21/2026
Bulk Billing Backers Move to Shape FCC Record
There doesn’t seem to be any real danger that the FCC might try to step in right now and ban broadband bulk billing arrangements, but the Bulk Billing Alliance isn’t taking any chances.
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05/20/2026
Carr to Press: You Just Want Another Kimmel Fight
It’s only been 20 days since the last FCC open meeting—a relatively quiet stretch, with none of the grenades that marked the prior period, like the Disney license renewal or the Nexstar-Tegna preliminary injunction.
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05/20/2026
FCC Public Interest Notice Coming?
FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez warned Wednesday that rather than define the broadcast public interest standard through an open rulemaking proceeding as she’s asked, the agency “appears poised to issue a public notice that preserves its ability to selectively interpret and enforce standards engineered to justify its targeting of American media.”
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05/20/2026
At the FCC Meeting
The FCC’s three commissioners unanimously adopted rules streamlining the Broadband Data Collection process, despite concerns from Public Knowledge that the changes could negatively impact the effectiveness of the National Broadband Map.
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05/20/2026
On the Hill
Dems have introduced a bill to establish a nonprofit foundation to leverage public and private investments to expand digital opportunity nationwide.