Via Techdirt. When comedy shows start mocking your insistence that you need more copyright controls, you are losing the propaganda war big time.
Happily for the MPAA, such things will never appear on American shows like Saturday Night Live (owned by NBC Universal) or Colbert (owned by Viacom).
Stay tuned . . . .
.@AjitPaiFCC decides that Puerto Rico is bringing down the happy story on broadband deployment, so he writes it out of the U.S. broadband report.
https://t.co/hk60U3xHYE
“the decision not to include these disaster-stricken areas speaks to this administration’s failure to properly respond to Puerto Rico’s needs both in the immediate wake of the hurricanes &in the recovery efforts that followed.” -@AlisaValentin #PuertoRico
https://t.co/0ZfGrIvvrk
I keep having this little fantasy where a witness says: "Senator Cruz, I banish you from the Interwebz. Avada Kedavra!" And then Cruz disappears from FB or YouTube.
You would prefer they take no action? They decided to take action when they decided to renew the series.
13 Reasons Why was linked to a spike in youth suicide rates of nearly 30% over expected trends in a recent study.
Two years later Netflix is finally taking action. But is it too late? https://t.co/nTjapTROMe
A court sustained the FCC cancelling a license. I may swoon. Courts have made it ridiculously hard for the FCC to force companies to comply with license terms.
Nice win today for the @FCC in the D.C. Circuit affirming our authority to cancel and reauction spectrum when a licensee defaults on installment payments. Congrats to @davidgossett (who argued) and my team on this impressive victory! #AppellateTwitter
https://t.co/6uAaVoKZff
