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09/19/2022
Future of Nation’s Spectrum Depends on Cooperation
Greenfield spectrum is scarcer than ever, and an industry panel at NTIA’s Spectrum Symposium Monday agreed that the only successful national spectrum strategy will be one that embraces creative reuses and sharing regimes.
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08/24/2022
Fuse Fights to Bring Content Diversity Report to Life
Fuse and its allies aren’t convinced that requiring distributors to submit annual data on the diversity of their content vendors to the FCC would be that heavy of a lift.
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08/17/2022
Guice Says USF Reform Can, and Should, Start Today
Those that weighed in on the FCC’s proceeding on the future of the Universal Service Fund have had a few days to digest the Commission’s Congressional report Monday, and some of them are afraid the agency will needlessly wait when it could take action to improve the program today.
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08/01/2022
Cable Unsure About Content Vendor Diversity Data Proposal
Cable industry associations have major concerns about a petition to establish a new FCC report focused on the diversity of content vendors.
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07/05/2022
Industry Weighs in on Digital Discrimination Rules
The FCC is continuing to hear from cable operators and industry stakeholders on digital discrimination and redlining, but AT&T is vehement that the agency is giving too much attention to an issue that
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06/22/2022
Standard General Soothing TEGNA Concerns
Standard Media CEO Deb McDermott is reassuring TEGNA employees that there are no plans to lay off journalists from the broadcaster’s stations following its acquisition by Standard General.