Transportation Department Mulls Airplane Cellphone Ban as FCC Prepares to Lift Its Own
Mulling one step forward, mulling one step back
FCC
FCC Chairman Wants Carriers To Allow Customers To Unlock Their Phones
Tom Wheeler wants an amendment to the wireless industry trade association's Customer Code
Ronald Coase vs. the Broadcast Monopolists
The late economist made the case against the FCC and similar regulatory bodies.
How Regulators Enticed Verizon to Sell Out Customers to the NSA
The telecompany's explanation for colluding with the FBI, FCC, DOD, etc.
FCC Takes Public Comments on Controversial 'Indecency' Policy
Maybe it's time for a little free speech
Former FCC Officials Want 'Redskins' Declared Indecent
Want government to keep broadcasters from using racist terms
FCC Won't Concede That Mobile Market is Competitive
Because that would torpedo its demands for regulatory power
FCC Chairman Expected to Announce His Departure From the Agency Today
Julius Genachowski's will leave a second vacancy at the agency
Idaho Lawmakers Want Premarital Sex Off TV
Sounds like some politicians in Boise are a bit envious
White House Agrees, You Shouldn't Go to Jail For Unlocking Cellphones, FCC Looking to Get More Involved
Library of Congress ended exemption that permitted unlocking cellphones last year.
FCC To Review Communications Failures During Sandy
Could it have anything to do with a big, friggin' storm?
FCC Plans National, Government-Run WiFi
Nothing says innovation like a tax-funded state monopoly
FCC Adopts Rules for In-Flight Internet Service
Authorizing airlines to test and approve systems
FCC Issuing Low Power FM Licenses For First Time in Decade, First Time Ever in Urban Areas
For non-profits, schools, public security agencies and Indian tribes
FCC Approves AT&T, Sirius Deal To Open Up 4G
The companies hammered out the arrangement on their own
FCC Begins Auction of Broadcast Spectrum for Wireless Networks
It will be years before consumers see the impact
19 Million Americans Lack Broadband Internet
Apparently the FCC thinks this is a problem it is supposed to fix.
The Mythical Right to Decency
The Supreme Court passes up a chance to overturn the FCC's unconstitutional speech restrictions.
