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NPR says that, all things considered, the FCC should not allow LPTV stations on ch. 6 to continue to operate analog FM radio services, services they brand "Franken FM's that pose an interference threat to public radio stations.  Related: FCC Sets Comment Deadlines for LPTV Analog Radio ...

Microsoft president Brad Smith is calling for more regulation of tech companies. He said those businesses need to step up and provide more self regulation, but "we do think we need more regulation of technology." Smith, who has co-written a new book, Tools and Weapons, was appearing on C-SPAN's ...

A brewing dispute between Roku and Fox days before the Super Bowl might prove that streamers won’t be able to avoid some of the headaches that are driving them from cable. Roku said its distribution agreement with Fox Corp. is set to expire on Friday, which would make programming on Fox channels ...

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