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Illegal Streaming Would Become Felony Under Proposed Bill

By Michael Balderston last updated

Currently, illegal streaming is classified as a misdemeanor

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Congress Votes to Increase Diversity in Media Ownership

By Michael Balderston Published

Congress pledges to work with the media on developing solutions to eliminate barriers.

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Production Coalition Urges Congress to Pass Pandemic Risk Insurance

By Michael Balderston Published

NAB, NCTA and more have come together to support “essential” legislation

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Comm Coalition Seeking Workforce Development Programs

By Michael Balderston Published

Group includes NAB, NATE and more

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State Broadcasters Push for Local Media Aid in Future Relief Bills

By Michael Balderston Published

Associations from all 50 states, D.C. and Puerto Rico signed letter

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Media Players Want Pandemic Risk Insurance

By Michael Balderston Published

Calls on Congress to help these businesses recover in the event of interruptions

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House Passes Potential FCC Regulation-Blocking Bill

By TV Technology Staff Published

Congress does not want Tom Wheeler making any last minute push that it might not agree with.

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GOP Lawmakers Urge FCC Regulatory Freeze

By posted by Deborah D. McAdams Published

Two House GOP lawmakers asked FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler to freeze the regulatory process.

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Congress Favors Public Auction for C-Band Spectrum

By Michael Balderston Published

Rep. Doyle said CBA proposal of private auction was “deeply disturbing.”

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Advocate for the Elderly Urges Congress to Renew STELAR

By Tom Butts Published

Op-ed in ‘The Hill’ calls on lawmakers to update “arcane” legislation.

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