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04/28/2025
FCC’s Open Meeting Approvals
Although it’s not unusual for the FCC to have unanimous votes whenever there’s a 2-2 split of Democratic and Republican commissioners, Monday’s proceedings didn’t come with much pushback, if any at all.
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04/10/2025
Senate Confirms Meador to FTC
The U.S. Senate confirmed President Trump’s pick for the third FTC seat, despite complaints about the ouster of the agency’s two Democratic commissioners.
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03/19/2025
FTC Oustings Raise Red Flags For Other Agencies
Washington observers are still reeling after news that President Trump had fired Democratic FTC Commissioners Rebecca Slaughter and Alvaro Bedoya.
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03/11/2025
Stakeholders Ask for Strategy Updates Around Spectrum
The U.S. leading in spectrum policy doesn’t just benefit domestic companies. It shapes how the nation shows up on the global stage.
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02/10/2025
Wireless Industry Organizes to Take Down ‘Cableopoly’
The wireless industry is taking its fight for exclusive licensed spectrum to another level, launching a coalition lobbying for access to new swaths of the limited resource.
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01/30/2025
FCC Launches Investigation Into PBS, NPR Stations
The FCC’s Enforcement Bureau is launching an investigation into whether PBS and NPR member stations recognizing financial sponsors on air violates federal rules prohibiting commercials.