Sixth Circuit Ruling Deals Major Blow to FCC’s Net Neutrality
By James Erwin The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has delivered a significant victory for internet freedom by denying a petition to rehear its January 2 net neutrality decision. The original ruling...
View ArticleDigital Liberty Submits Comments in White House AI Inquiry
By James Erwin On Saturday, Digital Liberty submitted comments to the National Science Foundation in response to their Notice of Inquiry on implementing President Trump’s AI executive order. Our...
View ArticleFCC Cuts Regulations Hampering Infrastructure Investments
By Andrew Gins On March 20, 2025, the FCC moved decisively to modernize America’s communications infrastructure. The commission announced a series of permitting reforms to accelerate the transition...
View ArticleChairman Carr is Right to Investigate Public Broadcasting Advertising Compliance
By Andrew Gins On January 29th, 2025, The FCC announced it would launch an investigation into NPR and PBS programming, alleging the networks’ broadcasting could be in violation of federal law....
View ArticleEnergy and Commerce’s Promising Reconciliation Bill
By James Erwin Over the weekend, the House Energy and Commerce Committee released the text of its portion of the reconciliation bill the House hopes to pass by Memorial Day. On Spectrum and AI policy,...
View ArticleCongress Rolls Back Biden’s Illegal E-Rate Expansion
By James Erwin Last week, Congress rolled back former president Biden’s illegal expansion of the E-Rate program. The Senate passed a resolution of disapproval under the Congressional Review Act...
View ArticleTwo FCC Commissioners to Step Down this Week, Dropping the Commission Below...
By Nathan Seibert The FCC is set to undergo some major changes in the coming weeks as two commissioners on either side of the aisle step down. Democratic FCC Commissioner Geoffery Starks will resign...
View ArticleFCC to consider Report and Order on Cable Rate Rules Changes in June Open...
By Nathan Seibert The Federal Communications Commission released their tentative agenda for the upcoming June open meeting. The three items tentatively planned for the agenda are the removal of...
View ArticleFCC Adopted Report and Order to Streamline Regulatory Fees for Space and...
By Nathan Seibert On June 5th, the Federal Communications Commission adopted a Report and Order to alter the assessment and collection of regulatory fees for Space and Earth Stations. Released on June...
View ArticleOlivia Trusty Confirmed as FCC Commissioner by Senate to Bring Commission to...
By Nathan Seibert This week Olivia Trusty was confirmed by the Senate as the newest commissioner of the Federal Communications. Commissioner Trusty was nominated by President Trump in January and...
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