I cancelled my annual Paramount+ subscription last week. For the reason I referenced their lack of guts in standing up to Mr. Orangeface when they were in the right; and for trying for a merger that no ne is asking for.
Why does the FCC think this is such a big fine? It's not even $1 per person who was impacted. A real fine would have been $200 per person given directly to the customer so that they could buy the credit card monitoring of their choice for two years, with an equal amount put towards security upgrades, then an equal amount put towards a fine that goes to the FCC. That's a punitive fine amount, around $2.2 Billion.
And even that won't put a dent in T-Mobile's profits, earning over $40 Billion a year in profit since 2020.
So it looks like it is still regionally limited. So if you are a fan of the Dallas Stars, but are traveling or moved elsewhere in the country, too bad. They still don't get it.
VICTORY+ is a video streaming service carrying NHL games from the Dallas Stars. The service will be available for download on smart TVs, tablets and smart phones in September 2024 ensuring fans within the Dallas Stars regional territory (Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas) can enjoy content wherever they are on their preferred device. Fans outside the Stars regional territory will still be able to enjoy VICTORY+ to watch a robust menu of ancillary content provided by the team.
What would happen if there were more people filing FOI requests? If Citizen A filed a request, then Person A asked Person B to file the same request, then Person B asked Person C to file the same request, etc... would the agency be overwhelmed, would they complain about too much work, would they argue that FOAI should be overturned?
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Cancel Paramount+
I cancelled my annual Paramount+ subscription last week. For the reason I referenced their lack of guts in standing up to Mr. Orangeface when they were in the right; and for trying for a merger that no ne is asking for.
Why such a paltry fine?
Why does the FCC think this is such a big fine? It's not even $1 per person who was impacted. A real fine would have been $200 per person given directly to the customer so that they could buy the credit card monitoring of their choice for two years, with an equal amount put towards security upgrades, then an equal amount put towards a fine that goes to the FCC. That's a punitive fine amount, around $2.2 Billion. And even that won't put a dent in T-Mobile's profits, earning over $40 Billion a year in profit since 2020.
Still regional
So it looks like it is still regionally limited. So if you are a fan of the Dallas Stars, but are traveling or moved elsewhere in the country, too bad. They still don't get it.
No disclosure?
There is no disclosure with this author, like there have been on his other posts.
Still speech if the protestors had a sign giving instructions? "Honk once if you dislike Issa, honk twice if you like Issa."
So we need more people filing FOI requests?
What would happen if there were more people filing FOI requests? If Citizen A filed a request, then Person A asked Person B to file the same request, then Person B asked Person C to file the same request, etc... would the agency be overwhelmed, would they complain about too much work, would they argue that FOAI should be overturned?