Mayors Unite Against FCC Franchise Fee Reforms
Resolve to fight effort to count nonmonetary obligations toward 5% cap
Resolve to fight effort to count nonmonetary obligations toward 5% cap
Diversity advocates say duplicative levies widen the digital divide
Cable operator has until Feb. 11 to tell agency how it would exit the state
Activists say opponents will pay
Says all Americans should have "equal rights" online
Governor joins Montana and New York in signing executive order
Restores Open Internet order rules against blocking, throttling, paid prioritization
Memorial set for longtime lobbyist at Oregon State Capitol on Jan. 29
Cuomo says broadband suppliers must adhere to no blocking, throttling or prioritization
Targets FCC's net-neutrality rules rollback
Colorado initiative passes, ISP-backed mayor wins in Seattle
Would provide up to $5 million to promote minority writer, director hires
Becomes seventh state to endorse emergency network buildout plan
Garden State becomes sixth to partner on AT&T-managed emergency communications network
Union-supported bill still needs governor's sign-off
Companies are hoping to close by the end of Q3
But virtually everyone agrees home Internet access is essential/important
SPJ president Lynn Walsh says public should be concerned about attacks on media
Opponents say legislation is effort to protect entrenched monopolies