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Shutdown Stalls Tech and Telecom Oversight Across Washington
Litigation, merger reviews, and permitting all set to slow
Former Assistant Editor and Reporter Jericho Casper graduated from the University of Virginia studying media policy. She grew up in Newport News in an area impacted by the digital divide and has a passion for universal access.
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Litigation, merger reviews, and permitting all set to slow
Affordability
Calls mount for a modernized Universal Service Fund to address broadband affordability
Broadband Mapping and Data
Proposal would remove six consumer disclosure requirements
Free Speech
Panelists likened FCC chairman’s content interventions to 'jawboning'
Commerce
Termination of $2.75 billion Digital Equity Act programs ‘unconstitutional and unlawful,’ attorneys argue.
Free Speech
Appointment follows Paramount’s $16 million settlement with Trump, reportedly also including $20 million in future programming benefits.
Digital Inclusion
Attorneys for the agency decline to defend prior ban on commissions to correctional facilities.
Digital Inclusion
‘We don’t yet know the full extent of what this vote means for libraries and schools.’
Digital Inclusion
FCC chair says 2024 rate caps forced facilities to scale back phone access.
Free Speech
Democrats and Republicans want answers over FCC threats to TV licenses over Kimmel’s suspension.
Privacy
The bill would prevent data brokers from selling or trading personal information of anyone located in the U.S.
Digital Inclusion
Disrupted federal support has stalled state efforts in digital literacy, workforce, and affordability programs.
FCC
Wildfire survivors, first responders, seniors and rural residents warn that landlines remain essential.
SpaceX
Demonstrators denounce ‘Carr, the censorship czar,’ calling for his removal.
Spectrum
CTIA wants 220 megahertz of Upper C-Band for 5G; Congress only guaranteed 100 megahertz.
Spectrum
U.S. won’t 'go backwards' on Wi-Fi leadership, even after Congress dropped 6 GigaHertz (GHz) protections in reconciliation bill.