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Charter seeks to abandon Time Warner merger commitments

As a merger commitment, the FCC has banned Charter from placing data caps on customers or charging streaming video providers interconnection fees until 2023.

Who is Paul Singer?

Billionaire Paul Singer is the CEO of the hedge fund Elliott Management which has launched a predatory campaign to destroy AT&T.

CODE-CWA game workers win groundbreaking strike

Writers for Lovestruck, a mobile game produced by Voltage Entertainment USA, return to work after management agrees to pay increases averaging 78 percent and increased transparency at work.

New report reveals the shortcomings of San Diego's 5G partnership with Verizon

Report finds that Verizon and San Diego’s public-private partnership to build out the city’s 5G network benefits Verizon but fails to hold the company accountable to the citizens of San Diego.

House Democrats introduce bill to expand broadband infrastructure

The Moving Forward Act contains strong labor protections and vital funding to expand broadband service.

T-Mobile has already begun backpedaling from its commitments on 5G, jobs

T-Mobile asked the California Public Utilities Commission to roll back several conditions that the CPUC imposed when approving the company’s merger with Sprint in April.

FCC investigates T-Mobile’s six-hour long nationwide voice and data outage

The Pai FCC has been reluctant to impose enforceable commitments.

COVID-19 accelerates cord-cutting in US

Over two million customers cut the cord in the first quarter of 2020.

NTIA data shows persistent digital divide among minority, low-income communities

Black and Latino communities are 7 percent less likely to have access to the Internet than white Americans.

Facebook Workplace product allows employers to suppress union organizing

CWA and the Freedom from Facebook coalition have long maintained that Facebook has too much power over people’s lives.

Instead of cutting jobs, AT&T must lead the recovery

AT&T and other corporations have been under scrutiny for failing to follow through on their promises to use their tax windfalls from the Tax Cut and Jobs Act that went into effect in 2018 to create jobs, raise wages, and increase investment in infrastructure.

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