Latest articles by John Eggerton
NCTA to FCC: Defend 6-GHz Interference Call
Cable group says broadcasters offered no convincing evidence of issues for newsgatherers
FCC Seeks Input on COVID-19 Impact on Competition
Tees up latest biennial communications competition report
Broadcasters Ask FCC to Dismiss Cable ATSC 3.0 Concerns
Calls comments 'self-serving' and an effort to relitigate retransmission consent
NAB to FCC: Time To Wrap Up Ownership Rule Review
Says quadrennial needs to be completed with or without fifth commissioner
D.C. Court Upholds FCC's Antenna Rule Change
Commission cited rise in streaming as one reason for adjusting rule
Sohn to Senate: I Will Be Fair, Unbiased, Impartial FCC Commissioner
Faces second round of questions on her nomination to FCC seat
Comment Deadlines Set for Closed Captioning Accessibility
FCC cites complaints about difficulty of changing settings
LPTV Broadcast/Streamer Evoca TV Wants to Go High Power
Asks FCC for exemption from ATSC 1.0 simulcast rule
Supreme Court Overturns Third Circuit Smackdown of Broadcast Dereg
Say decision to eliminate, loosen, ownership regs was not arbitrary of capricious
Biden American Jobs Plan Predicts Universal, Affordable Broadband By Decade's End
Higher corporate taxes will help pay for massive infrastructure reboot
ATVA, NAB Renew Retrans, Ownership Battle at New FCC
Dueling meetings pitch very different views
Rep. Cicilline: Big Tech Power Could Spell Local News Extinction
Chair of House Antitrust Subcommittee said Google, Facebook power must be curbed
Andrea Downing Named Solo President of PBS Distribution
Has helped ramp up video-on-demand for for-profit joint operation
FCC's Carr: House Dems Are Trying to Censor Newsrooms
Says letters to distributors about Fox News and others chills speech
Sen. Ben Ray Luján Named Communications Subcommittee Chair
Had been on House communications subcommittee
AT&T Makes Cox Retrans Impasse Pitch to Hill
Frames it as part of larger issue of increasing fees and blackouts
Supreme Court Probes Broadcast Dereg Arguments
Both sides seek resolution of years-long legal "groundhog day"
