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Public interest, consumer advocates appeal FCC’s copper retirement order

Public interest, consumer advocates appeal FCC’s copper retirement order

13 Dec, 2017

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Public interest, consumer advocates appeal FCC’s copper retirement order

The Communications Workers of America opposed the FCC’s copper retirement order, calling it a “giant step backward.” 

Public interest, consumer advocates appeal FCC’s copper retirement order

Verizon plans massive 5G rollout, analysts skeptical

Verizon plans massive 5G rollout, analysts skeptical

11 Dec, 2017

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Verizon plans massive 5G rollout, analysts skeptical

Verizon plans to build its 5G, fixed wireless network to 30 million homes beginning with Sacramento and four other cities in 2018.

Verizon plans massive 5G rollout, analysts skeptical

Democratic officials request FCC delay on net neutrality vote

Democratic officials request FCC delay on net neutrality vote

08 Dec, 2017

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Democratic officials request FCC delay on net neutrality vote

Pai should heed the warnings of Rosenworcel and Schneiderman and hear the calls of lawmakers and others to delay the vote.

Democratic officials request FCC delay on net neutrality vote

DirecTV Now reaches 1 million subscribers

DirecTV Now reaches 1 million subscribers

08 Dec, 2017

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DirecTV Now reaches 1 million subscribers

The OTT streaming service is AT&T’s attempt to attract cord-cutters and cord-nevers, who opt for streaming services like Netflix over traditional video subscriptions.

DirecTV Now reaches 1 million subscribers

Sen. McCaskill asks FCC to assess harms of Sinclair-Tribune merger on St. Louis

Sen. McCaskill asks FCC to assess harms of Sinclair-Tribune merger on St. Louis

07 Dec, 2017

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Sen. McCaskill asks FCC to assess harms of Sinclair-Tribune merger on St. Louis

The Sinclair-Tribune merger would be a disaster for our county. It’s bad for local media, independent journalism, consumers, and workers. It would violate a congressional mandate meant to protect our democracy. It must be stopped.

Sen. McCaskill asks FCC to assess harms of Sinclair-Tribune merger on St. Louis

CWA tells FCC: the US needs clear rules to protect a free and open Internet

CWA tells FCC: the US needs clear rules to protect a free and open Internet

07 Dec, 2017

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CWA tells FCC: the US needs clear rules to protect a free and open Internet

CWA calls on the FCC to delay the December 14 vote on these rules and go back to the drawing board to adopt clear, enforceable rules that protect a free and open Internet while promoting job-creating investment in broadband networks

CWA tells FCC: the US needs clear rules to protect a free and open Internet