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The Supreme Court released three opinions Friday morning, but the one that sent shockwaves through the industry was the 6-3 overturning of the Chevron doctrine in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo.
There’s been a lot of focus on the dynamics between operators, NTIA and state broadband offices as anxious watchers wait for the first shovels to break ground on BEAD-funded projects. But the equipment manufacturers are sending a clear message that they will be ready to supply their industry partners as soon as the money starts to move.
Here we go again. Skydance Media and National Amusements have agreed to a new preliminary agreement that would see the former acquire Paramount Global.
With the ink dry on the merger agreement between Paramount Global and Skydance, Jeff Shell is back in the cable business. When the deal is complete, he’ll become President of “New Paramount,” and he’s optimistic about the staying power of the pay TV bundle. But that’s not to say he isn’t realistic about the realities of linear’s decline.
A number of Republican leaders of House Commerce are starting an investigation into NTIA ’s implementation of the BEAD program, particularly into how the agency is evaluating initial proposals from states and territories. In a letter sent to NTIA Administrator Alan Davidson, Reps. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-WA), Bob Latta (R-OH) and Morgan Griffith (R-VA) showed particular concern over rumors regarding NTIA’s attitude toward rate regulation as it approves Volume II drafts.
Starlink added another product to its lineup Thursday, introducing a portable kit that offers connectivity on the go in a package that can fit in a backpack.
Mediacom Mobile is finally open for business. The company is allowing existing customers to sign up ahead of a full launch on July 24 and it revealed Verizon as its MVNO partner for the service.
Tension over political ideologies is peaking ahead of the 2024 presidential election, and a number of FCC alumni believe the agency can be a positive example of unity despite party lines and differences.
Netflix has yet to hit a ceiling when it comes to its growth, adding eight million subscribers in 2Q24.
Comcast NBCUniversal pulled back the curtain on the rights deal it expects to be awarded by the NBA during its 2Q24 earnings call Tuesday. The package, which would begin in the 2025-26 season, includes 100 NBA games each regular season across NBC and Peacock. When it comes to the playoffs, Comcast NBCU will have first and second round games each year exclusively on its platforms and six NBA conference final series over the course of the term of the deal.
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