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09/03/2026
Pole Attachment Turf War
Another day, another pole attachment complaint. This time WOW! and energy company Avista Corp. are at war, not just over the attachment conditions, but on whether the FCC has any jurisdiction in their dispute.
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09/01/2026
House Panel Advances Six Bipartisan Bills
The Proper Leadership to Align Networks (PLAN) for Broadband Act was one of six bipartisan bills that got the greenlight from House Commerce’s Communications Subcommittee Tuesday.
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08/31/2026
FCC’s New Enforcement Bureau Chief
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr appointed Hunter Deeley as Chief of the Commission’s Enforcement Bureau, replacing Patrick Webre, who will continue to serve in a senior role in the Office of Managing Director.
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08/27/2026
Operator Presses FCC on Broadband Providers’ Title VI Status
Get Real Cable in Blackwell, Oklahoma, has petitioned the FCC to determine whether broadband providers can use Title VI cable-franchising processes to secure permits and non-cable benefits.
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08/26/2026
FCC Clears PEG Captioning Paperwork
Cable operators were likely happy to see a new FCC order that exempts programmers that supply content exclusively to PEG channels or nonbroadcast networks from individually registering and certifying captioning compliance.
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08/25/2026
APCo: Comcast Underpaying For Poles
The power struggle between Comcast and Appalachian Power Company (APCo) continues, with the Virginia-based utility telling the FCC that the connectivity provider contends it should pay “next to nothing” for pole replacements.