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07/10/2025
Not Many Objections to FCC’s Mass Docket Purge
Buried in the more than 2,000 dockets the FCC has identified for termination are a few needles in the regulatory haystack that interested parties say need to be kept open.
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05/15/2025
Gomez: If I’m Removed, It’s Not Because I Didn’t Do My Job
FCC Democratic Commissioner Anna Gomez’s speech at a Media Institute luncheon in D.C. was the first time we’ve heard her acknowledge that she might not hold on to the job.
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03/26/2025
High Court Hesitant to Roll Back Longstanding USF Program
The FCC’s Universal Service Fund had another day in court as the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the most recent challenge to the program.
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03/25/2025
Pros and Cons: Weighing the Impact of Late Stage Bead Changes
Stakeholders are contemplating what they’d like to see change about the BEAD program and the impact of changes at this late stage.
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03/25/2025
Carr Again Voices Concerns Over National Broadcasters
FCC Chair Brendan Carr fielded questions around news distortion complaints and free speech during a fireside chat at the Free State Foundation’s policy conference Tuesday.
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03/25/2025
FTC Chair Says Censorship Could Be Antitrust Violation
“The FTC is not the censorship police. It’s not my job to walk around and tell companies what they may or may not say, but we are the market power police,” FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson said during an appearance at the Free State Foundation’s policy summit Tuesday.