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07/17/2026
Court Keeps Digital Equity Grants Alive
A D.C. District Court judge this week struck down a provision of the Digital Equity Act identifying racial and ethnic minorities as one of eight ‘covered populations,’ while rejecting the Trump administration’s bid to kill the broader Competitive Grant Program entirely.
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05/20/2026
At the FCC Meeting
The FCC’s three commissioners unanimously adopted rules streamlining the Broadband Data Collection process, despite concerns from Public Knowledge that the changes could negatively impact the effectiveness of the National Broadband Map.
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05/06/2026
Eighth Circuit Reverses FCC’s Digital Discrimination Rules
It took a year and a half to ponder, but the U.S. Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled to vacate the FCC’s digital discrimination rules in full.
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03/30/2026
Should Sports Leagues Keep Antitrust Exemptions?
In the spirit of March, the state of live sports distribution is madness, hence why the FCC’s Media Bureau opened a docket on the matter. Friday was the deadline for initial comments.
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03/02/2026
Charter-Cox Inches Forward
The FCC may have given the $34.5 billion Charter-Cox merger its blessing on Friday, but not everyone is thrilled with the combo.
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02/27/2026
FCC Gives Charter-Cox Merger Green Light
We’re closer to a Cox-Charter union, with the FCC giving its blessing to Charter’s $34.5 billion acquisition of Cox Communications.