• Public Knowledge Puts Support for Dish in Legal Hopper

  By John Eggerton, September 18, 2012
  In Amicus brief, group says Fox should be denied preliminary injunction   More

• Federal Court Reverses Ruling on Campaign Finance Disclosure

  By John Eggerton, September 18, 2012
  For now, FEC decision stands that only targeted electioneering funds must have parties' names and addresses disclosed to FEC   More

• Political Ad Buys Flood Fox in Cleveland

  By John Eggerton, September 18, 2012
  Obama campaign puts big bucks into WJW   More

• Groups: AT&T to Be Target of Net Neutrality Complaint

  By John Eggerton, September 18, 2012
  Free Press, others say they have given company notice, cite tying FaceTime to voice/text plan   More

• National Religious Broadcasters Promote New Media Speech Charter

  By John Eggerton, September 18, 2012
  Want social media and app sellers to limit their content restrictions to traditionally unprotected speech   More

• FCC Draws Praise for CLEC/Cable Decision

  By John Eggerton, September 17, 2012
  American Cable Association, Broadband Coalition says move was in public interest   More

• NAB Asks Court to Delay Broadcaster Political File Appeal

  By John Eggerton, September 17, 2012
  Suggests experience with current election could lead it to drop that appeal, and if not FCC could still act on outstanding petition   More

• Interim Copyright Royalty Judge Named

  By John Eggerton, September 17, 2012
  Judge Richard Strasser to step in for retired Judge Stanley Wisniewski   More

• FCC OKs Cable/CLEC Purchases

  By John Eggerton, September 17, 2012
  Does not declare the rule void, but agrees not enforcing it is in the interests of competition, including for special access and consumers   More

• D.C. Goes Over the Top in Regulation Rulings

    
  By John Eggerton, September 17, 2012
  The FCC could play a leading role in determining just how big a player online video becomes   More

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