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10/18/2021
Doyle Won’t Seek Re-Election
House Communications subcommittee chair Mike Doyle (D-PA) announced he will resign at the end of his current term next year.
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05/06/2021
Hill Hearing Ponders Broadband Affordability, Access
A House subcommittee hearing on broadband equity tackled everything from a permanent broadband benefit to rate regulation and municipal broadband.
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02/22/2021
Bickering Ahead of Misinfo in Media Hearing
Wednesday’s upcoming House Communications subcommittee hearing on disinformation in the media has already turned partisan, with two prominent Democratic members sending letters to 12 cable, satellite and streaming companies Thursday questioning their carriage of One America News, Newsmax and Fox News.
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02/22/2021
News Nets Respond to Disinformation Letter
The news nets called out by two Democratic members of the House Communications subcommittee defended themselves ahead of Wednesday’s hearing on misinformation in media.
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01/28/2021
Section 230 & Advertising
Section 230 of the Communication Act remains in the headlines. On Thursday, Rep Yvette Clarke (D-NY) called for public comment on the discussion draft of her upcoming bill, the “Civil Rights Modernization Act of 2021.”
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05/15/2020
At the Commission
The FCC said Thursday that 774 broadband and phone providers have committed to maintain service, waive late fees and keep WiFi hotspots open through June 30.