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Verizon ends DEI policies to get FCC's blessing for its $20 billion Frontier deal
The Verizon logo is displayed on the exterior of a Verizon store. The FCC approved its $20 billion deal to buy Frontier Communications, a day after Verizon told the U.S. regulator that it would end many of its diversity-related policies.
Getting rid of so-called DEI will be a prerequisite for any media deal that needs FCC approval, sources tell On The Money.
The regulator’s letter warns of new scrutiny on Ergen’s EchoStar and considers opening satellite spectrum to rivals including ...
SNL's Weekend Update saw the triumphant return of crowd favorite Miss Eggy, an ebullient and pun-filled comedic alter ego of ...
FCC chief Brendan Carr said he hopes to 'constrain' the power of national networks as the commission digs into ...
The company tells the US regulator it's already working on a Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) system for its ...
The Democratic commissioner tore into the panel’s recent actions under its new chairman, without naming him, saying the ...
T-Mobile tells the FCC that it technically did not interfere with NextWave's 2.5GHz signals in NYC.
WASHINGTON —More than 20 conservative groups and individuals, led by Heritage Action for America, have sent a letter today to ...
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