SpaceX and Amazon: FCC Approves Waiver for ‘Leo’ Satellite Internet, Paving the Way for Competition with Starlink

FCC Grants Amazon Regulatory Relief for Satellite Broadband The FCC has decided to waive the requirement for Amazon to launch half of its satellite broadband fleet by the end of July. This move opens up competition in the satellite broadband arena, particularly against Elon Musk and SpaceX’s Starlink service. According to reports, Amazon’s Amazon Leo […]
FCC and FTC Leaders Join Forces with Major Hollywood Union to Protest Paramount, Skydance, and Warner Bros. Merger

Protest Against Paramount Skydance-Warner Bros. Merger in Los Angeles On Saturday, a gathering took place in Los Angeles to protest Paramount Skydance’s proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery. This “anti-merger” event saw participation from writers, actors, staff, and small business owners, along with officials from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Federal Trade Commission (FTC), and […]
Brendan Carr from the FCC Asks for Feedback on Safeguarding Children from Too Much Screen Time

FCC Initiates Review of E-Rate Program to Protect Children On Wednesday, the FCC kicked off proceedings to reassess its approximately $3 billion E-Rate program, aiming to ensure that networks funded by E-Rate effectively safeguard children in America. In a statement, Mr. Carr highlighted the significant increase in screen time for children, particularly during the COVID-19 […]
FCC initiates extensive review of $3B school internet support program due to concerns about screen time

FCC Initiates Review of E-Rate Program Amid Screen Time Concerns On Wednesday, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced that it’s starting a comprehensive examination of the E-Rate program, which subsidizes Internet access for schools. This move comes in light of rising concerns that increased screen time may negatively affect academic performance. The E-Rate program allocates […]
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr addresses school screen time in E-Rate evaluation

New Data Reveals Struggles in Math Among US Students A recent investigation has uncovered a concerning decline in math and reading proficiency among American students. Experts suggest that this “learning recession” started back in 2013, long before the COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated the situation. Sean Reardon from Stanford University and Nat Markus from the American Enterprise […]
FCC Outlines Disney’s Allegations of Discrimination Related to Race, Gender, and Other Protected Groups

Disney Under FCC Scrutiny for Alleged Discriminatory Practices FCC Chairman Brendan Carr stated on Thursday that Disney has been accused of discriminatory practices in hiring, promotions, and pay based on race, gender, and other protected characteristics. Disney’s ABC network, which broadcasts on Thursdays, is amid a license renewal process for its eight television stations. Carr […]
Disney Seeks FCC Approval for ‘The View’ to Be Recognized as a Genuine News Interview Show for Equal-Time Exception

FCC Begins Public Comments on ABC’s Petition On May 22, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) initiated a public comment period regarding a petition from Disney, requesting that ABC’s show The View be categorized as a “genuine news interview program.” Disney filed this petition in early May on behalf of Houston’s KTRK-TV, aiming for an exemption […]
Brendan Carr: FCC Looks at Parental Alerts for ‘Transgender Content’ in Kids’ Programs

FCC Chairman Discusses Transgender Content Concerns WASHINGTON, D.C. – During a press conference on Wednesday, FCC Chairman Brendan Carr shared with Breitbart News that there’s a growing worry among parents regarding transgender themes in children’s television as the agency looks into updating its TV ratings. Breitbart News noted that the FCC Media Bureau is inviting […]
FCC plan to curb robocalls might need additional personal identification for phone users

FCC’s Push Against Robocalls Raises Privacy Questions Robocalls can feel like a nuisance that interrupts our lives at the most inconvenient times—whether during dinner or just as you’re settling down. With that relentless buzzing, it’s often a scam about fake bank notices or car warranties, which most people find annoying. So, when the Federal Communications […]
FCC Looking Into Possible Fraud in Minnesota’s E-Rate Program

FCC Chairman Investigates E-Rate Program Fraud in Minnesota On Friday, Chairman Brendan Carr of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced an investigation into potential fraud linked to the E-Rate program in Minnesota. “The FCC is dedicated to stopping those who defraud our Universal Service Fund (USF) programs, especially those who exploit the E-Rate program for […]