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FCC Technology Transitions Policy Task Force Seeks Comment on Potential Trials

The FCC Technology Policy Task Force is seeking comment on the major communications transitions under consideration. Read More »

FCC Acting Chair Clyburn Adds Half-billion to Connect America

Acting FCC Chairwoman Mignon Clyburn became the first female to hold that office, and announced additional funds for Connect America. Read More »

Expanding Lifeline to include broadband

House Democrats introduced a bill to expand federal phone subsidy to broadband service. Read More »

Senate improves ECPA, kills CISPA

In two separate actions, Senate committees amended the Electronic Communications Privacy Act and halted the Cyber Information Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA). Read More »

Letter asks Genachowski to issue minority media plan

A dozen civil rights and labor organizations asked outgoing FCC Chairman Genachowski to circulate his minority media ownership plan. Read More »

Cablevision threatened, bribed workers to stay non-union

The NLRB found that Cablevision in Bronx, New York illegally interfered in a 2012 CWA union election. Read More »

Federal judge disallows class action suit against tech firms

Silicon Valley high-tech firms illegally prevented job poaching, but a judge has denied workers' right to a class-action suit. Read More »

Senate keeps FCC Lifeline program alive

The Senate defeated a Republican proposal to end the telephone Lifeline program. Read More »

Cablevision 22 Get Rehired, But the Fight for Workers’ Rights Continues

Community and political pressure forced Cablevision to rehire 22 fired workers, but many are not so fortunate. Read More »

Coalition increases pressure to reduce inmate phone rates

A coalition of labor, community and media groups filed a brief urging the FCC to quickly reduce inmates' exorbitant phone rates. Read More »

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