The president-elect is expected to name Julius Genachowski to lead the commission. He inherits a hornet’s nest of problems ranging from patent wars to idle spectrum.
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Spectrum auction urged by Google, Kleiner-backed M2Z gains as report discounts interference threat.
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Chairman Martin’s attempt to swing AT&T-BellSouth merger vote is criticized as ethically challenged.
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Commission cites ‘state secrets privilege’ in its decision to take hands-off approach on phone spying.
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Commission relaxes restrictions on business Internet service from telecom giant.
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Cable group and consulting firm challenge the Commission’s findings saying menu pricing will hurt consumers.
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Portal firm and media company combine; is the mobile WiMAX window closing?; FCC Commissioner Abernathy exits.
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The U.S. cable and satellite industries gird for a brawl with federal regulators.
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Republican regulator Deborah Tate is named to commission one week after a crucial telecommunications vote.
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Commission says outdated local rules need adjustment or phone companies’ video services will be DOA.
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Verizon and SBC emerge as U.S. national carriers with a chance to reshape industry.
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Consumer groups protest FCC plan to free telecom of broadband responsibilities.
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FCC could order ISPs kicked off DSL lines as early as Thursday.
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U.K.’s only mobile phone company is sold; photo firm folds on the inside; CNET looks for sale; BellSouth sorts out court ruling.
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FCC Chairman Kevin Martin calls for action on VoIP-911 issue. Local communities and FTC will also have a say on the problem.
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VoIP once again battles traditional telecom at the hands of federal regulators.
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Samsung beefs up MP3 army; early evaluations for new FCC head; specter of cell phone cancer cases revisits Motorola and Nokia.
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