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Sprint, T-Mobile Ask FCC for More Information on Verizon's Spectrum Plans
Sprint, T-Mobile and others are asking the FCC to force Verizon to share the marketing-related details of its spectrum-purchasing deals with cable companies.
Friday | NBC Washington
D.C. Asks FCC for Smartphone Theft Help
As smartphone robberies climb in and around the District, D.C. Police officials are asking the FCC to help in the fight against technology theft.
Friday | Multichannel News
Rural Telcos: FCC Sec. 706 Authority Covers Retrans Reform
Representatives rural telecom companies met with top Federal Communications Commission media bureau staffers this week to argue that the ancillary authority the agency has asserted in taking steps to promote broadband deployment and adoption, and buttress its network neutrality regs, can be used to justify reforming retrans.
Friday | TrustedReviews
Google Preparing 'Entertainment Device'
Google is set to enter the home entertainment hardware market with an 'entertainment device' which currently exists as a prototype but which will eventually be produced by Google's recent acquisition , Motorola.
Friday | TG Daily
Google plans home entertainment system
The device would allow users to download music and other content and stream it to devices around the home - including other Google-branded hardware items such as speakers - with a smartphone or tablet acting as controller.
Friday | Garden City Life
Schumer Pledges Support for Nassau Fire Departments
In order to comply with soon-to-be imposed federal mandates, Schumer is calling on the Federal Emergency Management Agency to approve a funding application on behalf of more than 70 Nassau County volunteer fire departments and seven volunteer ambulance corps to purchase the radio equipment that meets the Federal Communications Commission frequency ... (more)
Walden: Unlicensed Spectrum Is Important, But FCC Should Not Give Away Billions
As the conferees get down to the short strokes on a compromise payroll tax break extension package, the issue of unlicensed wireless is heating up.
House Communications Subcommittee Skeds FCC Budget Hearing
The House Communications Subcommittee has announced it will hold a hearing Feb. 16 on the budget/spending of the FCC, over which it has oversight.
LightSquared Calls On FCC To Initiate Receiver Reliability Standards
LIGHTSQUARED CALLS ON FCC TO INITIATE RECEIVER RELIABILITY STANDARDS Feb. 9, 2012 Source: LightSquared news release Today, LightSquared asked the Federal Communications Commission to develop receiver reliability standards for unlicensed GPS devices to ensure they perform reliably and take into account licensed users in nearby bands.
Sprint, T-Mobile, Others Look to Preserve FCC Power
The CEOs of a number of smaller network operators across the U.S. have petitioned congress to change the wording in JOBS Act, H.R. 3630.
Aviation, GPS Representatives Warn of LightSquared's 'Catastrophic' Plans
LightSquared cried foul on Wednesday after one of its staunchest congressional critics held a hearing that aired fears over the company's proposed wireless networks.
US government officials are proposing to develop a buffer around the spectrum allotted to GPS signals, an L-band zone that is highly sought after by the broadband community.
Cable companies lobbying FCC to force customers into using set-top boxes
While some consumers have cut the cord from cable and satellite companies over the past couple years, cable companies are looking for a way to earn additional revenue from basic cable subscribers.
with Mignon L. Clyburn: First African-American Woman on FCC focuses on Mobile Accessibility
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FCC rule change could kill off Boxee - and require set-top boxes for basic cable
A provision of the Cable Television Protection and Competition Act that requires cable companies to provide unencrypted basic tier cable could soon become obsolete, putting the life of young set-top box maker Boxee in jeopardy.
Advocates Seek To Curb Online Ads For Kids
Some advocates argue that children are particularly vulnerable to advertising's persuasive intent, and that merits some legislative protections against online targeted ads.
Saga shows problems with spectrum policy
There are two lessons to be gleaned from the revelation that Philip Falcone's Harbinger Capital Partners LLC lost 47 percent in its main hedge fund last year.
At FCC the Blogs are the Thing
I wish to confess. As those of you who regularly read my submissions know, while I have broad interests, I happen to be more than a bit of a policy wonk.
FCC Must Address Barriers to Entry in Media Ownership
On Monday, the Federal Communications Commission announced that it will solicit ideas for new research on barriers to entry for small businesses and underrepresented groups to participate in the communications and media industries.
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