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ACP May Get $6 Billion Lifeline With New Bipartisan House Bill
The bankrupt Affordable Connectivity Program, which once helped guarantee internet access for more than 24 million homes, may get new funding
DOJ Tells Appeals Court to Reinstate DirecTV’s Antitrust Suit Against Nexstar
Justice Department amicus brief asks appeals court to correct district court’s definition of ‘price fixing’
Reed Hastings Backs Harris Campaign With $7 Million Donation
The Netflix chairman is one of the many who have helped the campaign raise $250 million since Sunday afternoon
DirecTV Warns FCC: Without Early Termination Fees, Our Equipment and Installation Costs Are Going To Be Paid For by Our Customers Up Front
Satellite TV company is still pushing back on the FCC’s ‘all-in pricing’ order
Donald Trump Shot at a Rally in Butler, Pa.; Spokesman Says ‘He Is Fine’
The Republican presidential candidate rose to his feet with a bloodied ear and was quickly whisked away by Secret Service
Missouri Gov. Signs New Law Stopping Netflix and Other Streaming Companies From Being Charged Franchise Fees
Missouri becomes the 14th state to restrict its municipalities from charging streaming services cable-like right-of-way fees
Mediacom Hits the Finish Line on Underfunded 'Rip and Replace' Plan for Huawei and ZTE Gear
The cable operator, which received less than half of the federal funds it asked for to complete the task, tells the FCC the work is done
Stopping Newspapers From Going the Way of the Dinosaurs (B+C Guest Blog)
Allowing broadcast cross-ownership could give flagging news orgs a boost
