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Facebook under intense scrutiny over its privacy and discriminatory practices, including a criminal investigation

Facebook under intense scrutiny over its privacy and discriminatory practices, including a criminal investigation

08 Apr, 2019

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Facebook under intense scrutiny over its privacy and discriminatory practices, including a criminal investigation

Federal prosecutors are conducting a criminal investigation of Facebook’s data deals with equipment companies.

Facebook under intense scrutiny over its privacy and discriminatory practices, including a criminal investigation

As T-Mobile-Sprint shot clock re-starts, merger remains against the public interest

As T-Mobile-Sprint shot clock re-starts, merger remains against the public interest

05 Apr, 2019

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As T-Mobile-Sprint shot clock re-starts, merger remains against the public interest

According to CWA President Chris Shelton, “combining T-Mobile and Sprint would harm the public interest in the form of 30,000 fewer jobs, lower wages by as much as $3,000 per year, and higher prices for consumers with disproportionate harm to low-income communities. This merger should be opposed as currently structured.”

As T-Mobile-Sprint shot clock re-starts, merger remains against the public interest

AT&T withdraws from Lifeline in Ohio

AT&T withdraws from Lifeline in Ohio

05 Apr, 2019

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AT&T withdraws from Lifeline in Ohio

AT&T will no longer participate in the Lifeline program in Ohio, hindering low-income citizens’ access to crucial telecom services.

AT&T withdraws from Lifeline in Ohio

FCC proposes spending cap on Universal Service Fund

FCC proposes spending cap on Universal Service Fund

01 Apr, 2019

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FCC proposes spending cap on Universal Service Fund

FCC Chairman Pai is proposing to set a cap of $11.4 billion for all four USF programs, including Lifeline.

FCC proposes spending cap on Universal Service Fund

New CWA Comments to FCC: T-Mobile-Sprint merger continues to fall “far short” of public interest standard

New CWA Comments to FCC: T-Mobile-Sprint merger continues to fall “far short” of public interest standard

29 Mar, 2019

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New CWA Comments to FCC: T-Mobile-Sprint merger continues to fall “far short” of public interest standard

The companies’ latest filings and related economic analysis include overstated claims regarding rural America, consumer benefits, and in-home broadband services.

New CWA Comments to FCC: T-Mobile-Sprint merger continues to fall “far short” of public interest standard

At Congressional hearing on corporate tax cuts, CWA calls for AT&T accountability

At Congressional hearing on corporate tax cuts, CWA calls for AT&T accountability

29 Mar, 2019

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At Congressional hearing on corporate tax cuts, CWA calls for AT&T accountability

CWA President Chris Shelton calls on Congress to hold big corporations accountable for their failed promises to raise wages and create jobs with their tax windfalls.

At Congressional hearing on corporate tax cuts, CWA calls for AT&T accountability