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CWA meeting with FCC: T-Mobile-Sprint merger remains anti-competitive and harmful to workers

CWA meeting with FCC: T-Mobile-Sprint merger remains anti-competitive and harmful to workers

22 Apr, 2019

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CWA meeting with FCC: T-Mobile-Sprint merger remains anti-competitive and harmful to workers

As CWA staff and attorneys explained in their presentation, the merger as presently constructed remains anti-competitive, harmful to workers, and against the public interest.

CWA meeting with FCC: T-Mobile-Sprint merger remains anti-competitive and harmful to workers

Commissioner Rosenworcel’s latest podcast celebrates the work of 911 operators

Commissioner Rosenworcel’s latest podcast celebrates the work of 911 operators

17 Apr, 2019

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Commissioner Rosenworcel’s latest podcast celebrates the work of 911 operators

The podcast features an interview with Congresswoman Norma Torres—the only 911 operator serving in Congress.

Commissioner Rosenworcel’s latest podcast celebrates the work of 911 operators

Opponents of T-Mobile-Sprint merger gather over 60,000 signatures in opposition

Opponents of T-Mobile-Sprint merger gather over 60,000 signatures in opposition

17 Apr, 2019

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Opponents of T-Mobile-Sprint merger gather over 60,000 signatures in opposition

Combination of the third and fourth largest wireless carriers would be a disaster for consumers, telecom workers, low-income communities, and communities of color.

Opponents of T-Mobile-Sprint merger gather over 60,000 signatures in opposition

Senate looks into accuracy of broadband maps

Senate looks into accuracy of broadband maps

15 Apr, 2019

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Senate looks into accuracy of broadband maps

At a Senate Commerce Committee hearing, senators raise concerns over inaccurate FCC broadband maps.

Senate looks into accuracy of broadband maps

Report: Nearly half of America lacks access to low-priced broadband service

Report: Nearly half of America lacks access to low-priced broadband service

13 Apr, 2019

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Report: Nearly half of America lacks access to low-priced broadband service

A report by BroadbandNow finds that 146 million people or about 45 percent of the US population lack access to a low-priced residential wired broadband plans.

Report: Nearly half of America lacks access to low-priced broadband service

House votes to restore net neutrality

House votes to restore net neutrality

13 Apr, 2019

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House votes to restore net neutrality

The Save the Internet Act reinstates net neutrality protections by reversing the Pai FCC’s 2017 decision to repeal those protections.

House votes to restore net neutrality