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03/15/2024
Associations Spar Over How to Move Forward With Poles
The FCC has taken some steps to ease the pains that come with applications exceeding 3,000 poles in preparation of grant-subsidized deployments, but groups are split on whether it needs to take further action.
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03/14/2024
FCC Splits on All-in Pricing, Speed Benchmark
The FCC voted along party lines Thursday to approve a report and order requiring cable and DBS television providers to specify the all-in pricing of video programming on subscriber bills and in promotional materials that include pricing information.
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03/14/2024
HT Wants FCC to Take a Look at Nexstar Retrans Complaint
Nexstar’s not the only one appealing the FCC Media Bureau’s decision regarding Hawaiian Telcom’s retransmission complaint.
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03/14/2024
Senate Republicans Act Against Digital Discrimination Order
Senate Republicans are taking a stronger stance against the FCC’s digital discrimination order.
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03/14/2024
NTIA Takes Step to Address Permitting Roadblocks
NTIA Administrator Alan Davidson and the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation announced streamlined rules that will expedite the review of broadband deployments.
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03/13/2024
Effros: Just Askin’
It’s no wonder that at least one side of the negotiations for “retransmission consent” loves to time the negotiations just before an anticipated major ratings event.