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Many Floridians Still Lack Cell Service After Hurricane Michael

The FCC head called the failure of wireless carriers to restore service "completely unacceptable."
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FCC Hiding Evidence Of Suspected Russian Role In Ending Net Neutrality: Lawsuit

The suit filed by The New York Times alleges an "orchestrated campaign'' by Russians to corrupt democratic rule-making.
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FCC Boss Ajit Pai Blasts 'Illegal' California Net Neutrality Measure

"Unlike Pai’s FCC, California isn’t run by the big telecom and cable companies,” responded state Sen. Scott Wiener.
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22 States Ask Appeals Court To Reinstate Obama-Era Net Neutrality Rules

The states argue the FCC action could harm public safety, citing electrical grids as an example.
By David Shepardson, Reuters

FCC Shuts Down Pirate Radio Station Known For Airing Alex Jones Shows

Liberty Radio in Austin, Texas, had broadcast the far-right conspiracy theorist’s show without a license for years.
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FCC Casts Doubt On Sinclair-Tribune Deal

FCC Chairman Ajit Pai recommended the proposal be reviewed by an administrative law judge.
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Opinion | Net Neutrality Can Still Be Saved

FCC Chairman Ajit Pai is trying to usher in an online regime lacking real freedom. He should be ready for a fight.
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Net Neutrality Rules Will End In June, FCC Says

The U.S. Senate plans to vote next week on whether to reject the FCC's repeal of the Obama-era rules.
By Reuters

Senators Force A Vote That May Ultimately Reverse FCC, Restore Net Neutrality

If the effort makes it through the chamber, tougher battles await.
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Most Americans Are At Least A Bit Freaked Out About Media Consolidation

Far fewer have been paying much attention to Sinclair Broadcast Group, the nation's biggest owner of local TV stations.
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