FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski tells the NAB gathering that TV stations that aggressively pursue digital initiatives are reaping dividends

New rules stem from Congress' Commercial Advertisement Loudness Mitigation Act and will be adopted by 2012

Commission does away with with regulations that stipulate broadcasters must present both sides of public issues

Free Press says congressional hearing on reforms to the commission should have addressed Meredith Attwell Baker's controversial departure

During speech at Mobile Future Forum, FCC Chairman shoots down allegations that cable companies are hoarding bandwidth, but stresses that the shortage is real

Interest groups allege that the company exaggerated the amount of news programming it provides and the number of people it employs

"They're a revolutionary, breakthrough device," says the chairman, and will drive innovation and economic growth

William Lake announces commission will take up rule making in an effort to stop blackouts

FCC has asked both companies to submit evidence they have been conducting retransmission talks fairly

The approval of "white space" spectrum use for broadband opens the possibility of "wi-fi on steroids"

Controversial new report concluds not enough Americans have access to high-speed internet and that the government should step in -- not everyone agrees

Delays its review of the merger, but doesn't change the overall timetable