John Eggerton

Comes as ‘Wall Street Journal’ poll finds majority of registered voters have issues with re-election run

But does grant ACA Connects petition on documentation

Had headed up all comms for independent cable trade group

Bipartisan letters say WTXF is serving public, as FCC requires

Joins others in calling for hearing on fitness to be station licensee

George H.W. Bush-era agency chief says issue is whether truthfulness matters

Confirmation vote in Senate could come next month

Cable, wired broadband, outages down to under 15,000

Union’s West Coast branch argues current strike is linked to OTT power players Amazon, Disney and Netflix

But solicitor general argues content-moderation laws in Florida, Texas violate First Amendment

Petition for action sought by NCTA, ACAC and others was filed in January

Agency seeks input on who should oversee voluntary program

Republican lawmakers tell FCC chair that agency lacks authority to act

Research firm’s survey finds plenty of room for improvement

Say retaliatory move shows monopoly power of Big Tech

Says it would put agency on ‘collision course’ with content regulation

Says decision not to run for reelection was made two years ago, but timing of end of term during strike was ‘unfortunate’

Ex-FCC member, prominent pundit say there is sufficient evidence to warrant FCC hearing

Republicans, Democrats speak with one voice, and it is an angry shout at Big Tech

Expanding Section 706 metrics for reasonable deployment could give agency more regulatory muscle over ISPs

Regulators would look hard for instances of companies’ potential to buy up to monopoly

Competitive Carriers Association says there isn’t enough funding to replace suspect tech as deadline looms

Says it should provide input on potentially innovative new service

Appropriations bill passed out of subcommittee is silent on public media funding

Markey and Matsui try, try again on the Hill