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The FCC under Tom Wheeler

Politico writer Brooks Boliek takes some educated guesses at the shape of the FCC under its new chair. 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 »

Yes, we’re being watched. Then what?

Internet security expert Bruce Schneier says that it's happened: "The Internet is a surveillance state." Read More »

Federal law enforcement looking at SoftBank/Sprint merger

The DOJ, FBI and DHS asked the FCC to hold the SoftBank/Sprint merger while they investigate national security considerations. Read More »

Verizon Cable deal expanding nationwide

Verizon cable partners Comcast, Time Warner and Cox continue to expand their cross marketing deals across the country. Read More »

Sprint Softbank deal raises big questions for workers

The impending multi-billion dollar deal between Sprint and Japanese bank SoftBank looks good for U.S. investors, but raises questions for Sprint workers. Read More »

Verizon-Big Cable looking to avoid cross-marketing rules

Barely a month after the FCC and DOJ signed off on the Verizon/Big Cable deal, the companies are looking to avoid cross-marketing restrictions. Read More »

Analyst: Verizon/Cable Deal will cost us

According to CNET tech reporter Marguerite Reardon, the Verizon/Big Cable Deal is "bad news for consumers." Read More »

FCC Decision on Big Cable Deal Will Kill Jobs, Harm Consumers

CWA said today that the FCC's approval of the Verizon Cable Deal will "allow Big Cable to virtually monopolize wireline and video connections to millions." Read More »

DOJ Approves Cartel

In Huffpost David Balto says the DOJ approved a cartel benefiting cable -- the most disliked businesses in the country. Read More »

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