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Rosenworcel Proposes Expanding 6-GHz Band for ‘Very Low Power’ Devices
FCC chairwoman wants to make more spectrum available for next-gen tech
FCC Names Former Verizon Exec as Enforcement Bureau’s First CTO
People Andy Hendrickson will also support regulator’s Privacy and Data Protection Task Force
UPDATED 9/30: FCC Reports 5 TV Stations, 35 Radio Stations Still Off Air Post-Helene
Just over a million subscribers in areas hit by Helene were without phone, internet and/or pay TV services on Sunday in the wake of the storm on Sept. 28, according to the FCC
FCC Activates Disaster Information Reporting System for Hurricane Helene
As Hurricane Helene approaches landfall, FCC Chair Rosenworcel outlined the agency's efforts to keep providing information and secure communications networks
FCC Commissioner Starks on the Transition to 6G
Starks said 6G faces “challenges that could threaten our collective vision of a more connected and prosperous 6G ecosystem”
NAB: FCC Proposed AI Rules for Broadcasters Risk “Doing More Harm Than Good”
In a new blog post, the NAB's Rick Kaplan contends that Congress, not the FCC, should address the problem of AI misinformation
FCC Commissioner Simington: FCC's “Uneven Hand” in Media Regulation Harms Consumers
Regulatory & Standards Simington said current rules harm consumers and urged the FCC to “balance the scale” between the way streaming and traditional pay TV services are treated
FCC Chair Rosenworcel Rebuts Trump’s Call to Revoke ABC Licenses
Angered by ABC News debate moderators fact-checking his claims, Trumps said regulators should remove their broadcast station licenses
