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The FCC finally vanquishes the ghost of "balanced discussion."
D.C.'s revolving door and the "Mercedes divide."
They may put some limits on Comcast, but they won't stop the deal.
Feds investigate whether the search giant swept up confidential information from unprotected wireless networks.
The "one-free-expletive rule" no longer stands, sadly.
And no, the complaint wasn't about the show not being funny.
Julius Genachowski, a former Harvard classmate of the president's, is likely to get the job, according to reports.
CBS will not be held accountable for the Super Bowl halftime show, but will Justin Timberlake be held accountable for his crappy ESPYs song?
The print media can't stop writing about it. It's almost as if thousands of people DIDN'T die in China this week.
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