Piety Malfunction at the FCC
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So, only 20 TV stations are culpable for airing last year&#39;s Super Bowl halftime show [&quot;FCC Throws Flag at CBS&#39;s Halftime Play,&quot; Style, Sept.
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When Verizon Wireless filed an almost perfunctorily brief lawsuit against the FCC in a federal appeals court on Monday, analysts and wireless industry observers were baffled. With the FCC having written up the 700 MHz spectrum auction order in late July, didn't the company have enough time to complain then? Surprisingly, a clue to its motives comes not from itself or its lawsuit but from the FCC.
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Don&#39;t expect to tune in to your  favorite Web radio station Tuesday. Odds are it&#39;s off the air.
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The magnitude of the proposed cuts in federal funds for public broadcasting put forth this week sent public broadcasters scrambling.
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Senate Democrats pressed the Republican-controlled Federal Communications Commission this week to slap tighter controls on media ownership, public-interest broadcasting and television violence. But after a sometimes contentious two-hour hearing Thursday, some lawmakers expressed little hope of...
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WASHINGTON  &#151; It's odd for an agency that has the word "communications" as its middle name, but the Federal Communications Commission routinely leaves the public in the dark about how it makes critical policy decisions.
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There are signs that the furor over the Congressional page scandal is sapping the enthusiasm of religious conservatives.
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What do you think, folks at home? The Federal Communications Commission is seeking public comment on whether it should uphold a 1997 decision that bars satellite radio rivals Sirius and XM from merging.â¦
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Today at one past midnight, a form of communication long used by both radio amateurs and communications pioneers slipped further into the annals of history. An FCC ruling has removed the requirement for ham radio operators to learn Morse code.
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Comments from groups and individual Internet users were filed with the FCC.
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Don Imus says Howard Stern&#39;s defection to satellite radio is not surprising but adds that the bad boy of broadcasting may have to dodge death rays from the FCC.
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U.S. communications regulators are turning their sights on protecting children from indecency on mobile telephones after cracking down on television and radio stations for indecent antics.
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Open access advocates say an FCC plan for new spectrum doesn't go far enough.
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Democrats and others question the FCC chief's request to allow an official with a conflict of interest to break an expected tie vote.
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Incidents throw harsh light on a culture fed by talk radio and disrespect for authority.
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Yesterday consumer groups released a study saying broadband policy in the U.S. was failing. Here's a counterpoint from the conservative Heritage Foundation. [Broadband blog]
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Since its 700-MHz auction began on Jan. 24, the FCC has raised more than $18.8 billion. That well surpasses the agency's own early estimates of attracting between $10-15 billion.