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… with the host country or because the host nation itself requires a sovereign guarantee in order to submit a bid. … with the host country or because the host nation itself requires a sovereign guarantee in order to submit a bid. … - page 724
… Allied nations have taken steps like lowering their content requirements in order to lure more deals, often at U.S. … Allied nations have taken steps like lowering their content requirements in order to lure more deals, often at U.S. … - page 725
… Meanwhile, U.S. content requirements have remained - 10505 Meanwhile, U.S. content requirements have remained constant, and the United States … Bank Page number 726 … Meanwhile, U.S. content requirements have remained constant, and the United States … - page 726
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… into office—though this is not required by - 12542 into office—though this is not required by law. By resigning, the exiting Commissioner … Commission Page number 846 … into office—though this is not required by law. By resigning, the exiting Commissioner … - page 846
… person identified by Senate leadership. This also is not required by law. Chapter Federal Communications Commission … person identified by Senate leadership. This also is not required by law. … Under a tradition that dates back a - … - page 846
… At present, the FCC requires broadband providers - 12569 At present, the FCC requires broadband providers to comply witha transparency … Commission Page number 848 … At present, the FCC requires broadband providers to comply witha transparency … - page 848
… potential sources of authority.” In acting, the FCC could require these platforms to provide greater specificity … particular terms. Within this framework, Big Tech should be required to offer a transparent appeals process that allows … potential sources of authority.” In acting, the FCC could require these platforms to provide greater specificity … - page 849
… Similarly, Congress could legislate in a way that does not require any platform to host illegal content; child … Similarly, Congress could legislate in a way that does not require any platform to host illegal content; child … - page 849
… • Require that Big Tech begin to - 12579 • Require that Big Tech begin to contribute a fair share. Big … Federal Communications Commission Page number 850 … • Require that Big Tech begin to contribute a fair share. Big … - page 850
… service program on a stable footing, Congress should require Big Tech companies to start contributing an … service program on a stable footing, Congress should require Big Tech companies to start contributing an … - page 850
… banned from operating in the U.S. in a manner that would require an FCC license or authorization because of the … banned from operating in the U.S. in a manner that would require an FCC license or authorization because of the … - page 851
… Iran, Syria, or North Korea. A bipartisan bill that would require Chapter Federal Communications Commission Page … Iran, Syria, or North Korea. A bipartisan bill that would require … Publish a foreign adversary transparency list. As … - page 851
… - 12614 so anew Administration should redouble efforts to require timely reviews and final actions by agencies with … 855 … so anew Administration should redouble efforts to require timely reviews and final actions by agencies with … - page 855
… dollars than exist today, as well as its universal service requirements. Chapter Federal Communications Commission Page … dollars than exist today, as well as its universal service requirements. … These rapidly evolving market conditions … - page 857
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