While it still looks like the Federal Communications Commission will approve a merger of the two competing satellite radio services, the ridiculously long process has taken yet another turn. A potential swing vote on the commission sa...
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Two FCC Commissioners now support the proposed merger of Sirius and XM radio. The agency just needs one more. Who could she be? Read More...
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Witnesses at an FCC hearing call for an open Internet,
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Public Knowledge, six other public-interest groups ask FCC to deny studios' request for waiver that would allow them to restrict copying of some HD movies by DVRs.
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The FCC needs to take steps to keep the Internet free of interference from broadband providers, such as the slowing of peer-to-peer traffic and the tracking of subscribers' Web habits, several witnesses told the FCC at a hearing Monday.
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The Federal Communications Commission is receiving invites from a host of companies and organizations vying to be chosen for white-space testing by the FCC. Add the Recording Academy to that list.
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PHILADELPHIA -- CBS Corp. said it hoped Monday's court decision to throw out a fine for Janet Jackson's “wardrobe malfunction” during the 2004 Super Bowl halftime show “will lead the FCC to return to the policy of restrained indecency enforcement it followed for decades.”
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All five FCC Commissioners headed to Pittsburgh today for an open hearing on our broadband future. We still don't have a national broadband strategy, but at least we have five commissioners who want to promote Internet access. Beyond that, though, disagreement starts. Read More...
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