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U.S. court upholds new FCC video franchising rules

June 29, 2008 Court hands a victory to new competitors in the subscription television business, upholding new federal rules designed to ease their entry into local communities. TAGS: rule, authority, AT&T Corp., cable company, Verizon Communications, decision, TV, community, entry, video

Quit fooling with wireless-spectrum auction

January 23, 2008 Gregory Rosston of the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research says recent moves by FCC chairman threaten successful history of auctions. TAGS: auction, firm, rule, wireless service, agreement, asset, chairman

Rural telecoms denied portability delays

May 24, 2004 The FCC refuses to grant requests from two phone companies that wanted more time to meet new switching rules. TAGS: rule, carrier, cell phone, telecommunications

FCC bans exclusive TV deals for cable

October 31, 2007 Commission adopts new rules that ban cable operators from locking apartment buildings into exclusive contracts in exchange for service. TAGS: contract, cable company, rule, commission, TV, order, AT&T Corp., pricing, Verizon Communications, chairman, service provider, video

Losing the way over e-discovery?

January 23, 2008 California plans its own set of e-discovery rules, but will they mesh with new proposed federal rules on the same topic, asks Internet attorney Eric Sinrod. TAGS: amendment, discovery, California, party, rule, definition, lawyer, law

FCC approves some open wireless requirements

July 31, 2007 Some critics argue the commissioners should have gone further and others say they should have let market forces prevail. TAGS: rule, spectrum, Google Inc., requirement, commission, Washington, agency

FCC mandates more stringent E911 compliance

September 12, 2007 Vote obligates wireless operators to test compliance with location-accuracy rules at local level instead of at statewide level. TAGS: E911, wireless industry, compliance, CTIA, wireless carrier, rule, T-Mobile, carrier, Sprint Nextel

U.S. handed deadline to clarify Net gambling rules

August 22, 2005 WTO says the government has until next April to align its regulations with global rules designed to promote free trade. TAGS: World Trade Organization, deadline, rule, U.S., law

FTC serves up fully baked spam recipe

December 17, 2004 Agency issues final rules as to what constitutes commercial bulk e-mail, or spam, which is subject to restrictions under Can-Spam Act. TAGS: CAN-SPAM Act, regulation, spam, rule, agency, e-mail

Feds hand out Webcasting rules

March 12, 2004 The U.S. Copyright Office has released details about how Webcasters will pay royalties to record labels. TAGS: Webcaster, webcasting, rule

From Watergate to videogate

September 26, 2007 Internet attorney Eric J. Sinrod says the proliferation of cheap and available technology adds a dimension to recent Patriots spy controversy. TAGS: sideline, coach, signal, penalty, video camera, argument, assistant, First Amendment, rule, camera, view, video

Chief justice rejects telecom case

June 14, 2004 Local phone competition rules are surely a goner Tuesday--now that the U.S. Supreme Court won't intervene. TAGS: long-distance phone company, BellSouth Corp., phone line, AT&T Corp., rule, telephone company, MCI Inc., telecommunications

European e-commerce tax laws to be extended

May 18, 2006 Commission wants rules for value-added tax on European commerce to remain in force until end of 2008. TAGS: VAT, e-commerce, European Union, tax, rule, extension, supplier, commission

FCC to reveal spectrum auction plan

April 25, 2007 The Federal Communications Commission will unveil some of the rules it will use in the upcoming 700MHz spectrum auction. TAGS: spectrum, auction, entrant, rule, analog, broadband, band, digital television, wireless broadband, TV, cell phone

Police agencies push for drone sky patrols

August 9, 2007 Local law enforcement agencies want a free hand to fly unmanned aerial vehicles. The FAA says not so fast.Photos: Unmanned vehicles take to air, land and sea TAGS: aircraft, helicopter, airplane, rule

SEC OKs e-delivery of shareholder information

January 30, 2007 The new rules, proposed more than a year ago, will allow electronic proxy notification without making it mandatory. TAGS: shareholder, Jonathan Schwartz, delivery, notification, rule, commission, Internet access, blog, printing, Adobe PDF

Google's battle for wireless spectrum

July 30, 2007 Chris Sacca, head of special initiatives, talks about the company's plans for the upcoming 700MHz spectrum auction. TAGS: Chris Sacca, auction, spectrum, Google Inc., rule, battle, broadband, U.S.

Facing 'new world of work,' Microsoft locks up Office

May 24, 2005 As government gets strict on how companies manage data, Microsoft looks at ways to make Word, other files more secure. TAGS: Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, rule, Microsoft Office, document, Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Corp., information technology

Bells can hike competitors' leases as of Friday

March 10, 2005 Price caps set in 1996 end Friday, but only a small increase is allowed in the next 12 months. TAGS: BellSouth Corp., leasing, rule, AT&T Corp., telecommunications
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