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Trump's appointments suggest a divergence from his promise to reverse the TikTok ban, highlighting national security concerns related to the app.

FCC moves to tighten security standards for undersea internet cables, vital for global communications.

Public feedback sought on oversight of critical undersea cable systems.

The FCC is urging immediate funding for the rip-and-replace program to address a $3.08 billion shortfall, crucial for national security and rural connectivity.

Rosenworcel calls for spectrum auction to fund the removal of risky Chinese telecom equipment from U.S. networks.

Brendan Carr, appointed by Trump, brings significant FCC experience and is a strong critic of Big Tech's influence.

The Sixth Circuit Court ruling marks a significant legal defeat for net neutrality advocates, undermining efforts to regulate internet service providers as public utilities.

Brendan Carr aims to shape the FCC to favor corporate interests, reduce consumer protections, and influence media regulation under a Trump administration.

The Sixth Circuit struck down net neutrality rules, ending a struggle for equitable internet access and raising concerns over future consumer protections.

The Sixth Circuit Court has ruled that the FCC lacks the authority to impose net neutrality rules on ISPs.

The federal appeals court's ruling dismantles nearly two decades of net neutrality regulations, significantly affecting broadband provider oversight.

The FCC's 'US Cyber Trust Mark' program aims to improve consumer awareness of smart device security.

The program will feature a logo that indicates compliance with cybersecurity standards for smart devices.

U.S. efforts to improve transparency in broadband and cable pricing face ongoing challenges, including exemptions and the potential for enforcement failures.

A new bill proposes an AI-driven platform by the FCC for Americans to identify scam attempts more effectively.

The FCC warns consumers and providers about misleading advertising following the end of the Affordable Connectivity Program, highlighting potential repercussions for non-compliance.

The FCC's Notice of Inquiry may face challenges under new leadership, prioritizing deregulation over consumer protection.

Trump aims to exert tighter control over the FCC to influence media coverage and regulate tech companies more strictly.

FCC chair Brendan Carr criticizes national media trust issues, linking ABC to growing public distrust and advocating support for local news outlets.

Brendan Carr's FCC leadership signals a regulatory shift towards enforcing public interest obligations in broadcast media and promoting free speech.

Brendan Carr supports Trump's media crackdown but faces legal challenges in revoking broadcasting licenses.

Brendan Carr's appointment indicates a conservative shift at the FCC focusing on deregulation and media bias.

Brendan Carr plans to enforce scrutiny on broadcast TV companies to ensure they operate in the public interest, risking their licenses if they don't.

The FCC proposes mandatory security measures for telecom firms following a significant cyberattack to secure wiretap systems from unauthorized access.

The FCC envisions an integrated network future combining satellite and terrestrial communications for universal connectivity.

Annual certification for telecom cybersecurity could enhance defenses but may pose challenges for smaller providers.

Success relies on collaborative implementation and avoiding mere compliance checklists.

FCC's proposal aims to prioritize risk management and drive modernization in cybersecurity.

FCC's proposed rules aim to enhance telecom cybersecurity amid growing threats.

Telecom operators would need to certify their cybersecurity measures annually.

The FCC has opened the 6 GHz band for very low-power devices, fostering innovation for wearable and short-range technologies.

The Supreme Court will review a ruling that declared Universal Service fees on phone bills an illegal tax, challenging the FCC's funding authority.

Starlink's rapid satellite launches raise environmental concerns that require formal assessment before proceeding further.

The FCC's exemption for telecommunications projects from environmental reviews is being challenged as researchers call for assessments of satellite constellations' impacts.

The FCC has granted Starlink a commercial license for Direct-to-Cell operations, enhancing satellite communication capabilities in the United States.

The FCC has conditionally authorized SpaceX's Starlink for direct-to-cell services while restricting signal strengths to prevent interference with other services.

T-Mobile and Starlink's satellite-to-phone service is nearing deployment after FCC approval, aiming to expand mobile coverage significantly.

Brendan Carr's appointment could shift FCC priorities towards deregulation and rural broadband connectivity.

Trump's tariff threats could provoke retaliation, impacting North American trade relations and the broader economy.

The choice of Brendan Carr for FCC Chair signals a tough stance against Big Tech and media control.

The 'bro-economy' reflects shifts in labor markets and societal implications in the current economic landscape.

Trump's administration, with Musk's influence, seeks to reform Big Tech and the government structure while aiming for significant financial savings.

Trump has nominated Brendan Carr to lead the FCC, highlighting his commitment to free speech and reducing regulatory barriers.

Trump appointed Brendan Carr as FCC chairman to reduce regulations and target Big Tech.

Carr's leadership could lead to significant changes in the FCC's regulatory approach.

Brendan Carr, a critic of big tech, is appointed FCC chair emphasizing free speech and dismantling censorship.

Brendan Carr criticized Biden's telecom policies and advocates for restoring free speech rights while regulating tech companies and foreign telecom influence.

Brendan Carr demands accountability from Big Tech firms regarding their alleged censorship practices and relationship with fact-checking organizations.

Brendan Carr nominated as FCC Chairman; aims to rein in Big Tech and enhance accountability.

Carr's nomination is a win for Elon Musk, boosting his influence in government and supporting his business interests.

Brendan Carr, a critic of big tech censorship, is appointed to lead the FCC to promote free speech and regulate social media.

Carr vows to end biased treatment at the FCC based on individuals' last names, ensuring fairness for all parties involved.

Brendan Carr has been appointed by Trump to head the FCC, forecasting a strong push against perceived censorship and regulatory constraints on free speech.

Jessica Rosenworcel announced her departure from the FCC on January 20, 2025, following the tradition of resigning when the opposing party wins the White House.

The FCC has established T-LEAP to permanently provide support for Tribal libraries navigating the E-rate application process.

Censorship and lack of media trust are significant issues for the FCC under Brendan Carr's leadership.

The FCC is investigating Big Tech's role in censorship against Americans.

Brendan Carr emphasizes free speech and seeks to dismantle perceived censorship by major tech platforms as part of his FCC role.

AT&T improperly claimed $2.3 million in subsidies from government broadband programs, leading to a settlement with the FCC.

AT&T settled with the FCC for $2.3 million for submitting false information to receive broadband subsidies for low-income customers.

NBC aired a Donald Trump ad to comply with FCC rules following Kamala Harris's appearance on SNL.

Jesse Watters proposed that Trump should appoint Sean Hannity to the FCC to counter unfavorable media coverage if elected.

Harris's SNL appearance raises questions about compliance with FCC's Equal Time rule regarding political programming during election periods.

Kamala Harris's appearance on SNL raised questions about the FCC's Equal Time rule regarding political candidates during election campaigns.