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Merger between NBC Universal and Comcast includes deal with civil rights organizations to help win FCC chairman’s approval

FCC commissioners should be aware of the limits of their ability to predict future marketplace developments.

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Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski proposed approving Comcast Corp.’s deal to acquire control of NBC Universal

The FCC moves forward with Internet regulation to ‘protect basic Internet values’

Genachowski and the FCC to start net regulation next month

Comcast has enacted a new charge to the video provider used by Netflix, alarming ‘net neutrality’ proponents

For the Eagles, the immediate concern – again – is what happens at quarterback

Expected to leave company once Comcast takes over

Free Press fails to report secret visits with regulators and congressmen, slams FCC for lack of transparency

After getting their hands slapped by a federal court for overreaching, the FCC makes another attempt at regulating Internet service providers

Once the FCC reclassifies broadband access as a telecommunications service, there is plain prospect of a wave of potential regulations, whether they come in the form of a slow trickle or a sudden surge. Initial reactions suggest that the clean up of a policy decision taken in 2005, applied in 2008, and derailed by a court in 2010, will not be a tidy and uncomplicated “third way” but a messy fight that may make the last few years of squabbling about Net Neutrality look like a well-mannered cotillion

This is a good time 4 Congressional Republicans—some of whom R afraid that using a mouse could piss off PETA—2 show some humility

President Obama was right to encourage graduates to become responsible and active members of their community. However, he sadly left them thinking it was harder than simply logging in online and getting started

Despite the protestations of Federal Communications Chairman Julius Genachowski that he has found a “third way” forward on regulating the Internet, the only place his path will lead is to a tightly-regulated, government-utility Internet

Obama FCC to attempt government takeover of the Internet

Technology companies are urging their K Street lobbyists to begin to fight the FCC’s Internet regulations

The Internet has been a revolutionary technology that has empowered the little guy, but not for the reasons Free Press and others neutrality advocates think

Players in the telecommunications industry were elated last Tuesday as the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit invalidated the Federal Communications Commission’s authority to regulate broadband service under the principles promulgated in the Commission’s Internet Policy Statement

The ruling might be only the beginning of a long campaign between Internet service providers and companies such as Skype, Google and Microsoft. The outcome is far from certain