Federal Communications Commission Chair Julius Genachowski today released a letter to a member of Congress, stating he expects T-Mobile USA to fulfill its promises of both preserving and creating jobs in the United States following regulatory approval of its merger with MetroPCS. Read More »
A dozen civil rights and labor organizations asked outgoing FCC Chairman Genachowski to circulate his minority media ownership plan. Read More »
The NLRB found that Cablevision in Bronx, New York illegally interfered in a 2012 CWA union election. Read More »
Silicon Valley high-tech firms illegally prevented job poaching, but a judge has denied workers' right to a class-action suit. Read More »
Two shareholder advisory firms came out in opposition to the T-Mobile/MetroPCS deal. Read More »
Frontier, Century Link and Windstream CEOs wrote to the FCC asking for funding for rural broadband build-out. Read More »
If Obama nominates industry favored Tom Wheeler as FCC chair he risks provoking many of his allies. Read More »
The Senate defeated a Republican proposal to end the telephone Lifeline program. Read More »
Community and political pressure forced Cablevision to rehire 22 fired workers, but many are not so fortunate. Read More »
