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REC Pushes Back Against 5G Broadcast Model

Broadband Breakfast

The small broadcast station advocacy group argued in a June 1 Federal Communications Commission filing that “REC cannot support HC2’s alternative proposal that the entire 6 MHz channel be used for ancillary and supplementary services. ” HC2, the largest LPTV owner in the U.S. NextGen TV).

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Net neutrality dealt a final blow in court

RCR Wireless

Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit in Cincinnati ruled that the FCC did not have legal authority to reinstate net neutrality rules A federal appeals court ruling last week overturnedan April 2024 Federal Communications Commission vote to restore certain net neutrality rules that would reclassify broadband providers as common carriers subject to (..)

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U.S. appellate court grants stay of FCC Title II reclassification of Internet as common carrier utility, citing lack of clear congressional authority

EldoTelecom

The Sixth District United States Court of Appeals has granted a stay of a rulemaking issued by the Federal Communications Commission that would regard Internet protocol services as a common carrier telecommunications utility under Title II of the Communications Act.

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Core issue before FCC's proposed Title II rules: regulating advanced telecom as a common carrier utility

EldoTelecom

Federal Communications Commission with its proposed Safeguarding and Securing the Open Internet rulemaking that would reclassify IP telecom as a common carrier utility under Title II of the Communications Act. [link] While the context here is California, this is the core issue before the U.S.

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Judges Appear Skeptical of Fifth Circuit Decision Tossing AT&T Fine

Broadband Breakfast

The Federal Communications Commission fined the three major wireless carriers more than $200 million collectively for failing to properly vet third parties to whom it was selling location data in 2018.

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Cable, Chamber of Commerce Ask SCOTUS to Toss N.Y. Broadband Law

Broadband Breakfast

“​​The fundamental issue is that New York’s attempt at rate regulation conflicts with the Communications Act itself,” NCTA, the cable industry group, wrote in an amicus brief posted Friday. ” The U.S. Oral arguments are scheduled for Oct.

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Net Neutrality Levels Pole Attachment Playing Field: INCOMPAS, CPUC

Broadband Breakfast

The Federal Communications Commission is currently trying to keep alive its net neutrality rules, which would reclassify broadband as a telecom service subject to common carrier regulations.