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09/13/2021
Verizon All In on Prepaid Wireless
Verizon is moving ever closer to closing its $7 billion deal to purchase Tracfone, and it has big dreams for what it can do within the prepaid market once the ink dries.
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08/12/2021
Verizon-Tracfone Challenge Withdrawn
Public Knowledge, Access Humboldt, the Benton Institute for Broadband and Society, the California Center for Rural Policy and Communications Workers of America have withdrawn their objections to Verizon’s nearly $7 billion acquisition of Tracfone.
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08/11/2021
Cable Reacts to Infrastructure Bill Passing
The cable industry is celebrating the Senate’s passage of the bipartisan infrastructure plan negotiated between President Joe Biden and Senate Republicans, one that provides $65 billion for broadband expansion and affordability.
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08/03/2021
Maine PEG Channel Law Maintained
The 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals rejected NCTA’s attempt to overturn a Maine law requiring cable operators to place PEG channels in their basic cable tier and on lower channels in the vicinity of broadcast stations.
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07/22/2021
People
NBCUniversal appointed John Lee chief data officer, Global Advertising & Partnerships. Prior to joining NBCU, Lee served as global chief corporate strategy officer at customer experience management company Merkle. – Ken Reiner joined INSP as vp, content acquisitions. He has recently served as media consultant and operational guidance for numerous organizations at Reino Consulting. He’s […]
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07/15/2021
Rural Broadband Orgs fight for funding
Six organizations including NTCA-The Rural Broadband Association, INCOMPAS and Public Knowledge stood together Thursday to renew their call for Congress to give out enough money through the federal government’s infrastructure plan to enable every American to have access to broadband infrastructure.