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11/18/2022
FCC Unveils National Broadband Map Draft
The FCC marked a major milestone Friday with the release of the pre-production draft of its new National Broadband Map. The map displays location-level information about broadband services available throughout the country, a major step up from the census block level data used to create the agency’s previous maps.
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11/14/2022
Starry Looks for Savior Amid Money Woes
Starry is in survival mode and its efforts to cut costs won’t be enough to save the company if it doesn’t get help fast.
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11/09/2022
Levin Pushes Back on DISH Merger Headline
New Street Research is warning folks not to read too closely into a Bloomberg headline that implied FCC Chair Jessica Rosenworcel had voiced opinions about a potential DirecTV/DISH merger.
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11/08/2022
Election Day: Prognosticating, Polling and Preparing for Possible Change of Power
In case you somehow missed the political ads, robocalls and door hangers, Election Day is finally here. There’s a lot riding on the midterms, but given the tight races these days, it may take some time.
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10/31/2022
TEGNA-Standard General: Unions Say Docs Raise Doubts about Job Cuts
Additional confidential documents that the FCC compelled Standard General and TEGNA to submit in their $5.4 billion merger confirm “substantial doubts” over Standard General’s claims it doesn’t intend to cut jobs at TEGNA stations once the deal closes, the unions fighting the transaction said.
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10/28/2022
Fixed Wireless Futurecasting
Could fixed wireless broadband’s momentum be slowing? T-Mobile reported 3Q22 internet adds of 578,000 after the bell Thursday. While that’s a record high, it’s roughly in line with the 560,000 net adds in posted in 2Q despite network expansion.