Pre-pushback from House on Title II
A Washington-style battle is brewing over internet regulation.
FCC dragnet pulls over tower violators
A trio of tower owner/operators have been nailed by the FCC Enforcement Bureau.
All quiet on the FCC front
There are no broadcast-related items on the January Open Meeting agenda.
Request to further extend LPTV proceeding nixed
Free Access & Broadcast Telemedia, LLC wants a nebulous deadline date for submitting comments on LPTV and the incentive auction
FCC census reveals little recent change
There are 86 more broadcast licenses out there as of 12/31/14 than there were 9/31/14.
FCC assists consumers
The Federal Communications Commission now has a consumer help center.
Cameras in SCOTUS back on the drawing board
The fact that reporters need some form of drawing board...
FCC open for suggestions on closed captioning
The FCC believes there are issues worth exploring.
More FCC clarification on closed captioning
It is clearly going to be much more difficult for small television producers...
A look at the new Senate Commerce Committee
The Senate panel that does most of the heavy lifting...
FCC set to sort LPFM applications
The FCC still has a pile of unresolved competitive situations to deal with.
Keenan keen on media advocacy
Kim Keenan has accepted the helm of the Minority Media and Telecommunications Council.
Hill Democrats taking aim at vapes
Legislators are urging the FDA to put an end to the targeting of teenagers by e-cigarette manufacturers.
Commissioners weigh in on O’Rielly confirmation
FCC Commissioner Michael O’Rielly received an early holiday gift from the US Senate...
Back in the saddle
The presence of Republican Michael O’Rielly on the Federal Communications Commission has been extended.