October 2007

Democrats defy Bush, approve spy bill

DEMOCRATS DEFY BUSH, APPROVE SPY BILL
[SOURCE: Reuters, AUTHOR: Thomas Ferraro and Randall Mikkelsen]

TIME RUNNING OUT ON BUSH'S FCC
[SOURCE: Variety, AUTHOR: Brian Lowry]

FCC CHIEF REBUFFS WIRELESS AUCTION RULE CHANGES
[SOURCE: Reuters, AUTHOR: Peter Kaplan]

HOUSE TELECOM SUBCOMMITTEE PASSES E911, BROADBAND DATA BILLS
[SOURCE: Broadcasting&Cable, AUTHOR: John Eggerton]

AT&T SEEN LIKELY TO WIN A REPRIEVE FROM SOME OF FCC'S BROADBAND RULES
[SOURCE: Wall Street Journal, AUTHOR: Corey Boles]

THE CASE FOR UNIVERSAL BROADBAND IN AMERICA: NOW!
[SOURCE: Center for Creative Voices in Media]

TEXTING IS NOT CALLING, VERIZON CENSORS SAY
[SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 10/10, AUTHOR: James P. Tuthill, University of San Francisco Law School]

NAB ASKS FCC TO STOP THE CLOCK ON XM/SIRIUS
[SOURCE: Broadcasting&Cable, AUTHOR: John Eggerton]

GE TO DECIDE ON NBC AFTER OLYMPICS
[SOURCE: Financial Times, AUTHOR: Francesco Guerrera, Joshua Chaffin and Aline Van Duyn]

GOOGLE-DOUBLECLICK DEAL SEEN WINNING APPROVAL
[SOURCE: Reuters, AUTHOR: Diane Bartz]