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Broadband Industry Launches New Initiative to Address Escalating Network Vandalism
SCTE and NCTA co-lead a new new executive forum that will work to address the problem
Warner Bros. Discovery Sues Midjourney
“Midjourney thinks it is above the law," the studio told a District Court
FCC to Lift Freeze on Applications for New LPTV, TV Translator Stations
The move is part of a phased process running into 2026 that will also lift the current freeze on major changes for Class A television, low power television and TV translator stations and permits
Sage Releases Firmware Fix
It corrects an issue that may display all alerts in the "severe" color
NAB Kicks Off New Phase in Campaign to Overturn Broadcast Ownership Rules
As part of the effort, it is emphasizing the importance of preserving free access to football on broadcast stations
FCC Sets Deadlines for Comments on Changes to Disaster Information Reporting
Comments must be filed by Oct. 2 and reply comments by Nov. 3
FCC Slightly Raises Regulatory Fees for TV Stations
The agency expects to collect $23,412,392 in FY 2025 from digital television, up from $23,363,518 it collected in FY 2024
Unions, Civil Rights Groups Argue Localism Will Be Hurt, Not Helped by Eliminating Ownership Caps
Opponents also stress that the FCC lacks the authority to change the 39% ownership cap set by Congress
