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Light Readings editors discuss Gigi Sohns third-round Senate hearing for FCC commissioner, North Carolinas broadband initiatives, Comcasts new Xfinity 10G campaign and new opportunities in private wireless.

The Black Crowes reunite to revisit their debut record in its entirety along with other hits and opening band Dirty Honey makes a classic rock claim.

The editors discuss discuss Junipers software-centric strategy, the continued pay-TV subscription decline, Netflixs crackdown on password sharing, Gigi Sohns FCC nomination and more.

The editors cover cable earnings updates, 5G wins and woes, battles over BEAD funding and the rise of the robot dogs in the Notebook Dump for the week ending January 27.

The editors contemplate the state of decentralized wireless, the future of the Affordable Connectivity Program and why Netflix with ads is irritating.

The top podcasts of the year included interviews with execs from Dell, Tarana, Lumen, Starry and Juniper, as well as several discussions about service providers in the news.

Starrys year brimmed with ambition but ended on a sour note as funding gaps caused the fixed wireless access specialist to pull back on buildout plans, layoff staff and explore its options.

The Light Reading editors cap off 2022 with a summary of broadband funding challenges, cable network upgrades, the search for

Light Reading editors discuss SES and Boeings medium-Earth orbit (MEO) satellite launch planned for later this month, Dish Wireless plans to rule 6G, the FCCs release of its national broadband map and more.

Venerable country group Alabama brought it's 50th Anniversary tour to the Toyota Center last night.