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The U.S. Cyber Trust Mark aims to help consumers make informed decisions about the cybersecurity of internet-connected devices.

The initiative responds to rising consumer concerns about the security of smart devices in their homes.

The FCC has launched a Council for National Security to combat threats from foreign adversaries, particularly China.

The FCC's 'US Cyber Trust Mark' program aims to improve consumer awareness of smart device security.

The program will feature a logo that indicates compliance with cybersecurity standards for smart devices.

The FCC is enhancing submarine cable rules to address national security and cybersecurity concerns.

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is focusing on re-empowering local TV stations and regulating content moderation on social media.

Brendan Carr warned that FCC approval of mergers could be at risk if companies maintain DEI practices deemed discriminatory.

FCC Chair Brendan Carr warns that companies with DEI policies face merger approval risks, directly influencing T-Mobile's corporate strategy.

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr has ordered an investigation into NPR and PBS for alleged violations related to commercial advertisements.

Carr's actions have been criticized by Democrats as intimidation towards public media.

Brendan Carr's leadership at the FCC is expected to be even more extreme than that of Ajit Pai, affecting future communications regulations.

FCC Chair Brendan Carr's decision allows landlords to require tenants to accept bulk internet service deals, challenging consumer choice.

FCC Chair Brendan Carr is investigating Disney's diversity practices over potential discrimination in employment policies.

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr's probe could impact Disney's licensing if racial discrimination in hiring practices is confirmed.

FCC opens investigation into Disney over DEI practices amid concerns of discrimination.

FCC is investigating Disney's diversity practices for potential violations of equal employment opportunity regulations.

The FCC is investigating Disney's diversity programs for potential violations of employment regulations.

FCC chair Brendan Carr faces backlash from former chairs for media oversight actions seen as weaponizing government against press.

Bipartisan former FCC commissioners criticize current investigation into CBS for potentially infringing on First Amendment rights.

Unusual political alliance arises as conservative and liberal groups urge FCC Chair Brendan Carr to dismiss CBS 60 Minutes complaint amid concerns of regulatory overreach.

The FCC is investigating KCBS Radio for revealing undercover ICE agents' locations, raising serious public safety and compliance concerns.

The FCC's new rules will enhance the reliability and interoperability of Next-Generation 911 systems.

The FCC is probing whether blacklisted Chinese companies like Huawei are circumventing US business restrictions.

Rosenworcel calls for spectrum auction to fund the removal of risky Chinese telecom equipment from U.S. networks.

The FCC has implemented stricter rules to enhance compliance among voice service providers to mitigate robocalls and protect consumers.

AT&T is the first carrier to apply for a technology transition discontinuance based on its own replacement service, under new FCC guidelines.

The 11th U.S. Circuit Court has vacated a rule aimed at reducing telemarketing robocalls after finding the FCC had exceeded its authority.

The FCC is enhancing network security regulations for telecom carriers in response to the Salt Typhoon cyber threat. Action is needed to protect communication systems.

Robocallers impersonated FCC employees to scam real FCC staff into paying fines.

The court ruling undermines net neutrality, threatening the equal treatment of online communications essential for democracy.

The court ruled that the FCC cannot enforce Biden-era net neutrality rules, impacting internet provider regulations. Concerns about fairness and competition have arisen.

SpaceX's Starlink Direct-to-Cell service beta tests are set to begin on January 27, 2025, following FCC approval.

T-Mobile leads 5G usage in rural Florida, with substantial adoption amid efforts for nationwide coverage improvements.

The FCC is investigating Comcast for potential discrimination in its DEI practices.

Brendan Carr signals a push against non-conservative media content and corporate DEI initiatives.

FCC Chair Brendan Carr is investigating Verizon's diversity practices amid its $9.6 billion acquisition of Frontier Communications.

1.7 million New York households lost FCC broadband discounts, highlighting the growing importance of support programs for low-income families.

Carr is investigating NPR and PBS to potentially reduce government funding based on advertising practices.

FCC chairman Brendan Carr initiates investigation into NPR and PBS for potential violations of noncommercial educational broadcast rules.

FCC Chairman initiates investigation into NPR and PBS sponsorship practices, suspecting potential violations of federal law regarding commercial advertisements.

Carr criticized KCBS's reporting on ICE actions, claiming it endangered law enforcement during a sensitive operation.

The new FCC Chairman is investigating NPR and PBS for potential violations of advertising regulations.

Sheryl Crow's protest against Elon Musk highlights the ongoing debate about taxpayer funding for NPR, showcasing the power of celebrity actions.

The FCC's investigation into KCBS raises concerns about journalistic freedom and potential repercussions for broadcasting law enforcement activities.

Democrats accuse FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr of politically motivated actions against media outlets that oppose Trump.

Rosenworcel stands against weaponizing the FCC for political gain, emphasizing the importance of First Amendment rights in broadcast licensing.

Rosenworcel's dismissal of complaints highlights concerns over First Amendment rights and FCC authority misuse.

The FCC chair rejects complaints against TV stations, emphasizing the need to uphold First Amendment rights and prevent government interference with the press.

FCC chairwoman ruled against petitions targeting TV network coverage of presidential politics, emphasizing First Amendment protection.

CBS News defended its editing of the Kamala Harris interview against claims of deception and emphasized its standard journalistic practices.

FCC demanding CBS to provide unedited interview transcript raises concerns over government influence on media.

CBS News is required to provide an unedited transcript of Kamala Harris' interview to the FCC amidst a lawsuit from President Trump.

Brian Kilmeade questioned FCC Chair Carr about potentially misleading edits in a CBS interview with Kamala Harris during a crucial election period.

Dan Abrams criticized CBS for handing over interview materials to the FCC, calling it cowardly amid a sensitive corporate merger.

The new FCC chair's withdrawal of a proposal on bulk billing is praised by housing industry lobby groups for its consumer benefits.

The FCC has discarded a proposal that aimed to offer more internet service choices for apartment residents.

The FCC rejected a proposal to eliminate bulk billing for tenants, stating it would increase internet costs, contrary to previous assertions.

Senate resolution seeks to disapprove FCC's order supporting Wi-Fi hotspots for students, citing concerns over online safety and parental rights.

Senator Cruz opposes the distribution of Wi-Fi hotspots to schoolchildren, arguing they could expose kids to inappropriate content and limit parental control.

The Sixth Circuit Court ruling marks a significant legal defeat for net neutrality advocates, undermining efforts to regulate internet service providers as public utilities.

The federal court's decision to strike down net neutrality protections is a significant setback for consumer rights and internet access in America.

Net neutrality ensures all internet traffic is treated equally, but recent court rulings challenge its reinstatement by the FCC.

The recent court ruling marks a significant decline in net neutrality protections in the U.S.

The Sixth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling removes net neutrality protections, limiting the FCC's authority to regulate broadband as a telecommunications service.