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Brendan Carr designated FCC chair by Trump administration
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The Federal Communications Commission has voted to launch a major review of licensing rules surrounding submarine cable rules.
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Hurricane Helene knocks out a fifth of mobile sites in US Southeast
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Biden touts broadband efforts in DNC address
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