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Tech Giants, Democrats Go To Bat For Net Neutrality Rules In Court

"Once again, big broadband is on the wrong side of history."
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BLACKOUT: Dish Subscribers In 36 States Lose Access To Nearly 130 Stations

This is not the first time Dish subscribers have lost access to their favorite channels.
By Reuters

HUFFPOLLSTER: How Much Are Pollsters Really Getting Paid?

The 2016 campaigns are paying pollsters, but not nearly as much as Donald Trump thinks. Costs for polling are likely to increase before courts resolve a lawsuit challenging FCC autodialer rules. And Fiorina, Carson and Kasich get a post-debate ratings boost. This is HuffPollster for Friday, August 21, 2015.
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Pollsters Worried FCC Chairman Doesn't Care If They Go Out Of Business

The agency is cracking down on technology that automatically dials phone numbers.
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HUFFPOLLSTER: Gallup Settles $12 Million Lawsuit Over Calls To Cell Phones

Company says it never 'auto-dialed' anyone on a cell phone.
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FCC Gives Stamp Of Approval For AT&T And DirecTV Merger

The $48.5 billion deal would create the country's largest provider of cable or satellite TV.
By Tali Arbel, Associated Press