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Powell Not Going Anywhere

Federal Communications Commission chairman Michael Powell said Wednesday that he has no plans to leave the agency soon.

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By: By Ted Hearn | Nov 17 2004 - 10:41am

Fellows Explains Comcast’s Digital Plans

Comcast Corp.’s top technologist met last Friday with senior Federal Communications Commission staff to explain how the company plans to ex

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By: By Ted Hearn | Nov 17 2004 - 7:24am

Corn Growers Back Multicasting Mandate

There’s a new group giving federal regulators an earful on the digital-television transition: corn growers.

The Amer

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By: By Ted Hearn | Nov 16 2004 - 9:26am

Bush Nominates Adelstein for New Term

President Bush late Monday announced his intention to nominate Jonathan Adelstein to a new five-year term at the Federal Communications Commi

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By: By Ted Hearn | Nov 16 2004 - 7:53am

IP Video Included in FCC Vonage Ruling

The Federal Communications Commission declared in its Vonage Holdings Corp. pre-emption order that is it ready to push aside states that are

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By: By Ted Hearn | Nov 15 2004 - 2:51pm

Capitol Calls for Previewing Network Fare

A North Carolina-based TV-station group that refused to air Fox Television Network’s raunchy Married by America is e

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By: By Ted Hearn | Nov 15 2004 - 1:08pm

FCC Takes Lead on VoIP Rules

Cable’s Offering to Get Same Treatment As Non-Facilities-Based Providers

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By: By Ted Hearn | Nov 15 2004 (All day)

This Just In

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By: By Staff | Nov 15 2004 (All day)

Report: Powell OK With Telco Bundle

Washington— Federal Communications Commission chairman Michael Powell reportedly supports voiding state

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By: By Ted Hearn | Nov 15 2004 (All day)

Verizon Talks Terms With Locals

Verizon Communications Inc. is complaining to federal officials that cable franchising is a barrier to entry — and, at the same time, itâ

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By: By Linda Haugsted | Nov 15 2004 (All day)