U.S. Federal Communications Commission News
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Dish Network Corp. passed on making a new offer for Sprint Nextel Corp. by the mobile-phone carrier’s deadline last night, clearing the way for SoftBank Corp. to acquire the wireless company.
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The U.S. Federal Communications Commission said it would explore allegations that satellite operators including Intelsat SA have inhibited competition by failing to upgrade their gear.
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Self-driving cars being developed by Google Inc. and some automakers are getting a lift from U.S. auto-safety regulators eager to accelerate automation that they predict could prevent many crashes.
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President Barack Obama named Tom Wheeler, a venture capitalist and former leader of cable and wireless trade groups, to head the U.S. Federal Communications Commission, where he may focus on nurturing mobile technology.
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Vonage Holdings Corp. today won the right to directly access telephone numbers for assignment to its customers, as U.S. regulators study allowing other voice-over- Internet companies to also bypass middlemen who supply numbers.
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Dish Network Corp., which made a counter-bid for Sprint Nextel Corp. this week, asked the U.S. Federal Communications Commission to defer action on Softbank Corp.’s offer while the mobile provider decides which to accept.
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The U.S. Federal Communications Commission may seek to approve, without holding a vote, Deutsche Telekom AG’s proposal to combine its T-Mobile USA unit with MetroPCS Communications Inc., a deal critic said.
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Phil Falcone waited at the bar of the Post House in New York with two colleagues and a $199 bottle of Tignanello. His guest, Carl Icahn, was late.
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The U.S. Federal Communications Commission’s Enforcement Bureau said it reached a consent decree with Verizon Wireless, including a record $25 million payment to the U.S. Treasury, regarding “mystery fees” the company charged its customers over the last several years.
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Sirius XM Radio Inc. Chief Executive Officer Mel Karmazin said he will leave on Feb. 1 after clashing with John Malone, the billionaire who plans to take control of the satellite-radio operator.
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