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Starks to Leave FCC: Impact?

Democratic FCC Commissioner Geoffrey Starks announced he would leave the FCC this spring. This could give Chairman Carr a Republican majority before the Senate confirms Olivia Trusty. In this note, we discuss the implications.

18/03/2025 1 EN

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Starks to Leave FCC: Impact?

Court Pushes Open Door to TV Broadcast Consolidation

What Does Texas Tell Us About Fiber v. Satellite

Deutsche Telekom (Buy, €42, +25%) Two doses of mobile rationality

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