Localism

What will happen to a city when the last major newspaper dies? If you are white, and probably a male, you may not have noticed that we've been living in this doomsday scenario for years, if not decades.

The economic slump is helping rekindle a debate on whether online retailers should have to collect state sales taxes, a question that has pitted the new economy against the old.

The National Broadband Plan charts a brave new vision for the United States.

The Federal Communications Commission says that, in exchange for the right to use the airwaves we all own, a broadcaster must operate in the "public interest," airing "programming that is...

Comcast Chairman Brian Roberts has told Senate Judiciary Committee members that his company will not to challenge the Federal Communications Commission's tightening/closing of the terrestrial exemption last fall, either at the FCC or in the courts.

It looks like the satellite blanket license might have to continue to be a temporary tag.

Retransmission consent has re-entered the public consciousness in a big way in the past few months. While most programmers believe the system is fair, distributors have their own solutions to end the stalemates.

AT&T's customers have long hated the unfortunately named B-52 cabinets and now British Telecom is facing civil disobedience over the ugly 6 foot by 4 foot neighborhood boxes they are deploying.

NATOA is sharing examples of innovative, replicable community projects with the Federal Communications Commission.

A UHF station in western Michigan - WMKG-LP, Channel 38 - that airs a mix of live talk shows and outdoor sports programming, is "priced to sell" at $700,000.