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The FCC said in court that it is open-minded about whether ABC should lose its broadcast licenses, signaling that the agency is not ruling out serious regulatory action as the dispute continues.
Carrier scorecards can track operational and customer-experience metrics, including call-blocking statistics and complaint data, to help evaluate service performance.
Trump reacted angrily to NBC's Kristen Welker after she described his primary endorsement results as mixed, highlighting his sensitivity to media framing of his political influence and electoral success.
The FCC's ban on foreign-made robots has prompted RoboStore to expedite its plans for establishing manufacturing operations within the United States.
The FCC has determined that a 1Gbps internet speed is excessively fast and mandates that broadband standards should remain "technologically neutral."
Disney's lawsuit claims the FCC is demanding complete compliance in its efforts to censor former President Trump.
Carriers argue that selling device-location data remains legal despite facing losses, maintaining that their practices comply with existing regulations.
Despite a recent Supreme Court victory, Trump has refrained from dismissing the FCC's Democratic commissioner.
A proposed change could enable billionaires aligned with Trump to acquire more media stations, raising concerns from advocacy groups.
The FCC asserts its authority to eliminate the 39% ownership cap set by Congress, potentially altering media ownership regulations.
Starlink operates a factory in Texas for its operations and additionally manufactures routers in Vietnam, highlighting its global production strategy.
The FCC has allowed ISPs to cease listing all fees in response to companies' complaints about the difficulty of doing so.
The FCC chair received over $63,000 in tickets from CBS or its parent company, raising potential ethical concerns.
The FCC will allow internet service providers to replace detailed passthrough fee listings with a single "up to" price, simplifying billing for consumers.
Carr raises concerns about screen time, prompting accusations of attempting to act as "the nation’s parent."
ABC's advertisement informs viewers that the FCC seeks to regulate who can participate in the show.
The FCC is reviewing AT&T's requests to override state regulations and cease traditional phone services, potentially impacting telecommunications infrastructure and consumer access.
The court ruled 8-1 that the FCC did not infringe upon carriers' rights to a jury trial.
ABC claims that the early renewal of all stations is unprecedented and lacks a legitimate purpose.
The FCC is soliciting public opinions to determine if decisions made by an ABC show are influenced by the newsworthiness of the content.
AT&T has requested legal intervention from a court and the FCC to prevent the enforcement of California's new phone service requirements.
The FCC chair's pressure on EchoStar to sell its licenses led to an unsurprising approval decision.
The FCC has extended a waiver for an additional two years, permitting routers and drones to receive necessary software patches.
The FCC chair has faced challenges in attempting to exert influence over ABC and its parent company Disney, failing to achieve submission.
Chairman Brendan Carr expressed satisfaction over the FCC's court defeat concerning a rule established during the Biden administration, viewing it as a victory for his stance.
Broadcast license renewals in the United States have become nearly automatic following a legislative change in 1996.
Jimmy Kimmel made a controversial joke referring to Melania Trump as an "expectant widow," which was swiftly followed by an FCC order, highlighting the sensitivity and potential backlash of such remarks.
The FCC has broadened the definition of consumer routers to encompass Wi-Fi hotspots, updating their FAQ to reflect this change.
The FCC informed the Supreme Court that its fines are not binding unless a jury confirms the penalty, highlighting the importance of judicial validation in enforcing its decisions.
The Trump-era FCC has begun granting exemptions to its prohibition on foreign-manufactured routers, allowing certain companies to bypass the ban.
Amazon refutes allegations of regulatory violations, attributing the satellite interference issue to SpaceX's decision to lower Starlink satellites' orbits.
Defendants are required to stop any actions related to the integration and consolidation of the firms immediately.
The Trump administration is tasked with determining which router manufacturers will receive exemptions from the FCC's import ban.
Brendan Carr, a member of the Federal Communications Commission, allowed Nexstar, a media company favored by Trump, to surpass the national station ownership cap.
Carr's baseless allegations of "hoaxes and news distortions" have garnered enthusiastic support from Trump, highlighting ongoing media skepticism.
The FCC plans to review foreign debt, but Commissioner Carr suggests the process will be a mere formality without significant impact.
The FCC dismissed objections regarding Charter and Cox, citing that these companies do not directly compete in the majority of areas.
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr has been criticized for inconsistently applying the equal-time rule, which mandates equal broadcast time for political candidates.
DJI has filed a lawsuit claiming significant damage due to a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) decision, which they argue has negatively impacted their operations.
Colbert emphasizes that his decision is motivated solely by financial considerations, without any other underlying factors.
The FCC has issued a warning to late-night and daytime talk shows regarding the enforcement of equal-time rules, which require broadcasters to provide equal airtime to political candidates.
AT&T and Verizon argue that the FCC violated their right to a jury trial by imposing fines without judicial proceedings.
The Federal Communications Commission has approved SpaceX to launch an additional 7,500 second-generation Starlink satellites, expanding its satellite internet network.
Starlink has received approval to deploy a total of 15,000 Gen2 satellites, enhancing its satellite internet capabilities.
The FCC has introduced a new category of devices that are permitted to operate outdoors and at higher power levels, potentially enhancing their range and effectiveness.
CTIA warns the FCC that jamming signals can disrupt all forms of communication, including critical emergency 911 calls.
Verizon refused to unlock a phone for a customer despite an FCC rule, following a policy change after the purchase.
The device is priced at $900 and includes a complimentary gift for a limited promotional period.
The FCC chair plans to depend on voluntary commitments from Internet Service Providers (ISPs) rather than enforcing regulations from the Biden administration.
A Democrat criticizes the FCC for allegedly prioritizing corporate interests by reallocating funds from vulnerable families to corporations.