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The FCC's new proposal could break you free from your cable box

By Joseph Keller published

FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler has announced a new proposal that would allow tech companies to create new experiences around cable TV. The goal would be to give customers more choice in how they watch TV.

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AT&T hit with $100 million fine from FCC over throttled data complaints on unlimited plans

By Jared DiPane published

AT&T has been hit with a $100 million fine from the FCC in regards to the complaints about throttled data on unlimited plans.

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FCC votes 3-2 to reclassify broadband as a utility, sets new net neutrality rules

By John Callaham published

The Federal Communications Commission voted 3-2 today to regulate broadband providers like telephone and cable utilities under Title II of the Telecommunications Act. The FCC will also enforce a set of net neutrality rules for those companies. The changes were first proposed earlier this month.

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FCC set to propose strong net neutrality rules this week

By John Callaham published

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AT&T files motion to dismiss FTC's data throttling suit, invokes common carrier status

By Harish Jonnalagadda published

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T-Mobile will pay $90 million to settle "cramming" charges

By Derek Kessler published

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T-Mobile wants better coverage inside your home and it's asking the FCC for help

By Chuong Nguyen published

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AT&T agrees to pay $105 million to settle claims of unauthorized third-party charges

By John Callaham published

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Microsoft's Lumia 735 'selfie' phone could be Sprint's first Lumia ever

By Chuong Nguyen published

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Crushed by a stampede of petitioners, the FCC extends net neutrality comment period

By Derek Kessler published

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