Topic: industry opposition
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FCC Allows ISPs to Hide Fees on Your Broadband Bill
The FCC is proposing to eliminate rules requiring internet service providers to display "Broadband Facts" labels, which detail the full cost of service plans including often-hidden fees. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr argues the current transparency rules are overly burdensome for providers and offer ...
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California's Rental Fee Law Sparks ISP Backlash
A new California law effective January 1 allows tenants to decline bundled internet services in their leases without penalty, aiming to increase competition and fairness in the rental market. The legislation, supported by bipartisan lawmakers and smaller providers, does not ban bulk billing but e...
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Tech Firms: Save Receipts for Potential Tariff Refunds
Technology companies should maintain detailed import expense records due to potential future semiconductor tariff refunds, as proposed tariffs create uncertainty in the recovering tech sector. The Trump administration's proposed semiconductor tariffs face growing pressure for postponement, with o...
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Meta's $10B Data Center Sparks Controversy With Gas Power Approval
Meta's $10 billion data center in Louisiana, powered by new natural gas plants, has sparked debate over its sustainability commitments despite the company's renewable energy investments. The project's 2.25 gigawatt power demand and 15-year contract with Entergy raise concerns about long-term envi...
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