United States===Federal Communications Commission

The United States===Federal Communications Commission is proposing and implementing bans on Chinese telecom and technology companies, citing national security concerns. These actions aim to restrict the operations and equipment of these companies within the United States.

The United States===Federal Communications Commission approved the merger of Nexstar Media Group and Tegna, with conditions including divestment of some stations. This decision was met with both support for fostering local journalism and criticism regarding potential monopolization and lack of transparency.

The United States===Federal Communications Commission, through its chairman Brendan Carr, is threatening to revoke broadcast licenses of media outlets accused of 'fake news' regarding the U.S.-Iran war. This action could lead to increased regulatory scrutiny and potential penalties for broadcasters.

The United States===Federal Communications Commission (FCC) issued guidance on 'equal time' rules, which Paramount Global===CBS cited as the reason for blocking James Talarico's interview. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr's stated intention to drop the talk show exemption for these rules is seen by critics as a politically motivated move by the Trump administration to influence media content.

The United States===Federal Communications Commission (FCC) reduced legacy copper service obligations, which has accelerated the retirement of Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS) lines by telecommunications carriers. This regulatory shift creates the market need that Ooma's POTSTracker.com addresses.