New push to make Big Tech pay more for bandwidth The Senate is taking up a bill that would tax companies like Google and Amazon to support low-income Internet access. Axios · May 11, 2022
DR Congo: Provincial elections a dress rehearsal for 2023 polls Observers say the provincial elections were tainted by irregularities that could reoccur on a grander scale in 2023. Al Jazeera · May 10, 2022
April Reign: FCC should protect Twitter The media strategist and advocate who's created movements says living in Twitter limbo is "stress-inducing" Salon · May 7, 2022
Should the FCC Block Elon Musk from Buying Twitter? Last week, the Open Markets Institute called on the FCC, the FTC, and the DOJ to block Musk from buying Twitter: Yesterday Twitter's board agreed to sell the corporation to Elon Musk, the owner of Tesla and SpaceX. The Open Markets Institute believes the deal poses a number of immediate… Reason · May 4, 2022
Judge James Buckley On a 1991 CADC Leak of Judge Thomas's Lamprecht Decision "I refer to an article that appeared on September 30, 1991, in The Legal Times, which purported to report in some detail on the contents of preliminary drafts of the majority and dissenting opinions." Reason · May 3, 2022
FCC Has No Authority To Block Elon Musk's Twitter Purchase, Commissioner Carr Says Elon Musk's proposed acquisition of Twitter, Inc. Benzinga · Apr 28, 2022
Hong Kong’s Foreign Correspondents’ Club Cancels Human Rights Awards for Fear of Legal Risks Some journalists see the choice to ax the awards as an act of self-censorship antithetical to the organization’s purpose. The News Lens · Apr 27, 2022
‘Climate of fear’: Hong Kong press club suspends press awards The Hong Kong Foreign Correspondents’ Club is the latest organisation to self-censor under the national security law. Al Jazeera · Apr 26, 2022
Hong Kong’s human rights press awards scrapped over security law fears Foreign Correspondent’s Club’s decision sparks outrage from journalists and resignations from press freedom committee The Guardian - UK · Apr 25, 2022
'Don’t wish to unintentionally violate law': Hong Kong foreign correspondents club suspends rights award The Foreign Correspondents’ Club in Hong Kong has suspended its annual Human Rights Press Awards so as not to “unintentionally” violate any laws, according to a statement from the club president on Monday, news agency Reuters reported. Newslaundry · Apr 25, 2022
Hong Kong's Foreign Correspondents' Club suspends top Asian human rights awards Hong Kong's Foreign Correspondents' Club (FCC) has suspended its annual Human Rights Press Awards so as not to "unintentionally" violate any laws, according to a statement from the club president on Monday. Reuters · Apr 25, 2022
Civil engineering firm Jones Bros in new multi-million-pound framework contract win It has entered into a new framework agreement with the UK's biggest resource and waste management firms FCC Environment Birmingham Post · Apr 21, 2022
Americans are drowning in spam Spam texts, calls and emails are all on the rise. Axios · Apr 18, 2022
Starlink satellites: Facts, tracking and impact on astronomy Starlink satellites have been developed by SpaceX to provide internet to remote locations. Here we explore the controversial megaconstellation in more detail. Space · Apr 14, 2022
Input · Apr 13, 2022 Google's unannounced Pixel 6a could launch in May FCC filings suggest Google's budget follow-up to the Pixel 6 could launch at Google I/O in May.
Bangkok Post · Apr 6, 2022 Amazon to Spend Billions on Fleet of Internet Satellites Amazon.com Inc. is stepping up plans for its proposed fleet of internet satellites that would compete with a service operated by Elon Musk's SpaceX, buying dozens of space launches from three rocket companies.
Inverse · Apr 5, 2022 How Dubai plans to transform Expo 2020 into a “human-centric future city” Dubai's innovation-centric Expo 2020 comes to a close, the Superpedestrian scooter is beginning to roll out its AI-powered safety features, and more.
Daily Mirror · Mar 31, 2022 TV viewers issue complaints after watching Will Smith slap Chris Rock at Oscars Will Smith's behaviour at the Oscars has reportedly flooded the Federal Communications Commission - a US government agency which regulates television - with 66 complaints
Reason · Mar 31, 2022 Gigi Sohn, Biden's Pick for FCC Vacancy, Is Still Pushing Pointless 'Net Neutrality' Regulations Sohn, whose nomination could go before the Senate for a final vote within the coming weeks, is stuck in the past.
InsideEVs · Mar 30, 2022 Musk Quotes Eminem Lyrics In Action To Revoke SEC's Consent Decree The lyrics cited by Musk's legal team are from Eminem's 2002 song "Without Me;" in their original form, they feature FCC instead of SEC.
The Independent UK · Mar 29, 2022 ‘Let me be me’: Elon Musk quotes Eminem in legal battle over marijuana jokes on Twitter ‘They tried to shut me down’, Musk’s lawyers argued in court comparing his treatment on Twitter to Eminem on radio
Reason · Mar 24, 2022 Justice Kavanaugh on Strict Scrutiny In many areas of constitutional law, the Court allows a constitutional right to be overcome when a restriction passes "strict scrutiny"—i.e. (to oversimplify slightly), when the government can show that restricting the right is the "least restrictive means" of serving a "compelling government interest." In some fields, such as free…
Input · Mar 23, 2022 Ikea’s new Bluetooth speaker is actually a lantern with built-in Spotify The $65 Vappeby is also the first Bluetooth speaker to work with Spotify Tap.
Salon · Mar 14, 2022 5G could be bad for weather forecasting Plans to expand wireless cellular networks could be bad news for atmospheric science
Axios · Mar 8, 2022 Exclusive: World's largest Christian broadcaster taps Fox News alums for pivot to news To build a "Christian lifestyle brand" rather than just "preaching and teaching."