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Public Knowledge Warns Google Ad-Tech Remedies Leave Monopoly Power Intact

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By Shiva Stella
| Public Knowledge
Today, Judge Leonie Brinkema issued her remedies order in the Google ad-tech antitrust case, rejecting structural remedies while imposing behavioral requirements on Google. The full decision remains under seal. The decision follows an antitrust lawsuit filed against Google in 2023 by the U.S. Department of Justice and several states.
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Public Knowledge Joins Report Urging USF Modernization – Not Termination

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By Shiva Stella
| Public Knowledge
Today, The Future of Universal Service Reform Task Force, co-chaired by Mignon Clyburn and Rachelle Chong, released a comprehensive policy framework, “Moving Toward Opportunity for All: The Future of Universal Service Reform,” addressing the long-term structural, legal, and financial sustainability of the $8+ billion Universal Service Fund, or USF.
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Public Knowledge Warns FCC Ownership Cap Repeal Threatens Local News

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By Shiva Stella
| Public Knowledge
Today, the Federal Communications Commission voted to approve a Report and Order that would repeal the national television ownership cap preventing a single entity from owning TV stations that have a combined audience reach of more than 39% of U.S. households. This action replaces the 39% cap with a vague, agency-controlled ‘case-by-case’ review, decimating competition in the broadcast media market and setting the nation up for runaway media consolidation. Congress created the 39% cap rule.
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