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Changing Antritust Laws May Not Be the Whole Solution for Net Neutrality
Economist instead proposes a 'net tribunal' to arbitrate disputes
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Blackburn Open to Antitrust Enforcement as a Net Neutrality Fix
Rep. Marsha Blackburn is largely on the same page as House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte
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Goodlatte Says Antitrust Law Change Could Settle Net Neutrality Fight
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte didn't specify which antitrust provisions could be applied
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Trade Group Says Next-Gen TV Would Require Some Viewers to Buy New Sets
NAB spokesman provides more details on potential impact of new broadcast standard
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Broadcasters Emerging as Winner in FCC Reauthorization Process So Far
Funding to help TV stations move to other channels after spectrum auction is finding bipartisan support
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FCC Gears Up for Spectrum Fight Over 3.5 GHz Band
Oct. 24 meeting is likely to see the Republican majority move to roll back a key Obama-era policy
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Federal Grants to Expand Rural Broadband Pit Local Needs Against Political Ideology
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FCC Wireless Report Seen Benefiting Possible T-Mobile Merger With Sprint
Commission adopts annual report on party-line vote
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Ownership Cap Rules May Play Decisive Role in Sinclair-Tribune Merger
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More Students Connected to High-Speed Internet, but Rural Areas Lag