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Departing US FCC Chairman Ajit Pai Warns of Espionage Threats to Telecoms From China
Outgoing US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chairman Ajit Pai said potential Chinese espionage and threats to US telecommunications networks and internet freedom are the biggest national security issue that regulators will face in the next four years.
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FCC Begins Process of Halting China Telecom US Operations Over National Security Concerns
The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) said it begun the process of revoking China Telecom's authorisation to operate in the United States as it took further steps to crack down on China's role in US telecommunications.
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Chief US Telecom Regulator Ajit Pai Plans To Step Down On January 20
The chief US telecom regulator said Monday he will leave his post the same day President-elect Joe Biden takes office, clearing the way for a shift in oversight of the internet.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai Plans to Step Down January 20
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Ajit Pai, who oversaw the repeal of landmark US net neutrality rules and a series of key spectrum auctions to address growing wireless needs, said he plans to leave the commission on January 20.
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ZTE Petition to Reconsider US National Security Threat Designation Rejected by FCC
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) said it had rejected a petition from ZTE asking the agency to reconsider its decision designating the Chinese company as a US national security threat to communications networks.
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FCC Will Move to Clarify Key Social Media Legal Protections, Chairman Ajit Pai Says
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chairman Ajit Pai said Thursday the agency will move forward to set new rules to clarify the meaning of a key legal protection for social media companies.
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Trump Administration Plans Two Meetings on Big Tech on September 23
US President Donald Trump will meet on Wednesday with state attorneys general about removing a liability shield protecting social media companies while the Justice Department holds a call with state officials to discuss the investigation into Alphabet's Google
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US FCC Classifies Huawei and ZTE as Security Threats, Cuts off Funding
The two Chinese companies will no longer be used as suppliers for projects under the FCC’s Universal Service Fund.
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Trump's Social Media Regulation Push Faces Key Hurdle at the US FCC
US President Donald Trump's effort to regulate social media companies' content decisions may face an uphill battle from regulators who have previously said they cannot oversee the conduct of internet firms.
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US FCC Set to Block China Mobile Bid to Provide US Services
US FCC chairman Ajit Pai said on Wednesday he opposes China Mobile's bid to provide US telecommunications services, citing security risks.
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US FCC Affirms That Carriers Can Block Unwanted, Spam Text Messages
The US FCC voted 3-to-1 to classify text messages as an information service rather than a telecommunications service.
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US Supreme Court Upholds Obama-Era Net Neutrality Rules For Free Internet
The U.S. Supreme Court turned away a group of long-pending appeals from the broadband industry over the Obama-era "net neutrality" rule, which barred internet service providers from giving preferential treatment to some web traffic.
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Man Arrested for Threatening to Kill US FCC Chairman's Family
"I will find your children and I will kill them," Markara Man, 33, of Norwalk wrote in one of the emails, according to court documents.
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The Web As You Know It May Soon Be Altered
Two pivotal developments this week could dramatically expand the power and footprint of major telecom companies.
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US FCC Chair Defends Weakening Net Neutrality Despite Senate Vote
Ajit Pai on Thursday defended his decision to kill Obama-era net neutrality rules a day after the Senate voted to nullify the rules change.
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Departing US FCC Chairman Ajit Pai Warns of Espionage Threats to Telecoms From China
Outgoing US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chairman Ajit Pai said potential Chinese espionage and threats to US telecommunications networks and internet freedom are the biggest national security issue that regulators will face in the next four years.
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FCC Begins Process of Halting China Telecom US Operations Over National Security Concerns
The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) said it begun the process of revoking China Telecom's authorisation to operate in the United States as it took further steps to crack down on China's role in US telecommunications.
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Chief US Telecom Regulator Ajit Pai Plans To Step Down On January 20
The chief US telecom regulator said Monday he will leave his post the same day President-elect Joe Biden takes office, clearing the way for a shift in oversight of the internet.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai Plans to Step Down January 20
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Ajit Pai, who oversaw the repeal of landmark US net neutrality rules and a series of key spectrum auctions to address growing wireless needs, said he plans to leave the commission on January 20.
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ZTE Petition to Reconsider US National Security Threat Designation Rejected by FCC
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) said it had rejected a petition from ZTE asking the agency to reconsider its decision designating the Chinese company as a US national security threat to communications networks.
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FCC Will Move to Clarify Key Social Media Legal Protections, Chairman Ajit Pai Says
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chairman Ajit Pai said Thursday the agency will move forward to set new rules to clarify the meaning of a key legal protection for social media companies.
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Trump Administration Plans Two Meetings on Big Tech on September 23
US President Donald Trump will meet on Wednesday with state attorneys general about removing a liability shield protecting social media companies while the Justice Department holds a call with state officials to discuss the investigation into Alphabet's Google
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US FCC Classifies Huawei and ZTE as Security Threats, Cuts off Funding
The two Chinese companies will no longer be used as suppliers for projects under the FCC’s Universal Service Fund.
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Trump's Social Media Regulation Push Faces Key Hurdle at the US FCC
US President Donald Trump's effort to regulate social media companies' content decisions may face an uphill battle from regulators who have previously said they cannot oversee the conduct of internet firms.
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US FCC Set to Block China Mobile Bid to Provide US Services
US FCC chairman Ajit Pai said on Wednesday he opposes China Mobile's bid to provide US telecommunications services, citing security risks.
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US FCC Affirms That Carriers Can Block Unwanted, Spam Text Messages
The US FCC voted 3-to-1 to classify text messages as an information service rather than a telecommunications service.
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US Supreme Court Upholds Obama-Era Net Neutrality Rules For Free Internet
The U.S. Supreme Court turned away a group of long-pending appeals from the broadband industry over the Obama-era "net neutrality" rule, which barred internet service providers from giving preferential treatment to some web traffic.
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Man Arrested for Threatening to Kill US FCC Chairman's Family
"I will find your children and I will kill them," Markara Man, 33, of Norwalk wrote in one of the emails, according to court documents.
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The Web As You Know It May Soon Be Altered
Two pivotal developments this week could dramatically expand the power and footprint of major telecom companies.
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US FCC Chair Defends Weakening Net Neutrality Despite Senate Vote
Ajit Pai on Thursday defended his decision to kill Obama-era net neutrality rules a day after the Senate voted to nullify the rules change.
