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Tuesday, April 4, 2017
TV TIME
Bill O’Reilly, ex-Fox chief hit with more allegations
East Oregonian
Trump signs bill blocking
online privacy regulation
NEW YORK — A Fox
News contributor came
forward to level more
sexual-harassment allega-
tions against deposed chief
executive Roger Ailes on
Monday, two days after it
was revealed the network’s
most popular on-air person-
ality, Bill O’Reilly, has
settled multiple complaints
about his own behavior with
women.
O’Reilly returned to the
air on Monday following
a weekend report in The
New York Times that he and
his employer had paid five
women $13 million to settle
allegations of sexual harass-
ment or other inappropriate
conduct by Fox’s ratings
king. He made no mention
of the case on his show.
Meanwhile, the lawyer
for another woman who
says she was punished
Later, she said, she was
pressured to join Team
Roger, a group of people
who publicly defended Ailes
when the first harassment
complaint made public
against the Fox boss was
brought by Gretchen Carlson
last summer. Roginsky
refused.
She said that even though
Fox executives knew she
had her own harassment
allegations against Ailes,
she was never encouraged to
speak to the law firm hired
by Fox News parent 21st
Century Fox to investigate
claims against him. And
she said Fox never looked
into her charges. Her lawyer
would not say Monday why
Roginsky never contacted
the firm on her own.
Roginsky said that during
a meeting in December, new
Fox top executive Bill Shine
told her he didn’t believe
the allegations against Ailes
until recently. But the lawsuit
PBS ABC NBC CBS FOX
alleges Shine and other top
Fox executives should have
known about Ailes’ behavior
much earlier.
“Shine and other senior
executives
kept Ailes’
conduct secret and enabled
it,” said the lawsuit, filed in
state court.
Fox News representatives
did not immediately return
messages for comment. But
Fox’s new human resources
chief sent a memo to staff
late Monday, saying that “in
light of some of the accounts
published over the last few
days,” he wanted to make
clear the various avenues
network employees could
take if they had concerns
about behavior in the work-
place.
Roginsky
said
she
believes Shine hasn’t given
her an opportunity for
advancement in retaliation
for her harassment complaint
and her refusal to speak out
against Carlson.
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STATION
PBS ABC NBC CBS FOX
Monday that the previous
buildout requirement had not
been in the public interest
and was “against the goal of
promoting greater Internet
access for all Americans.”
The
sole
remaining
Democratic commissioner at
the FCC, Mignon Clyburn,
agreed with the decision. She
said that “it has become clear”
that Charter will choose to
build in markets where it has
the weakest competitors. She
said she worried that Charter
would wind up being the
only broadband provider in
those areas in the long term.
Charter bought Time
Warner Cable and Bright
House in May 2016 for $67
billion. The buildout was
one of the conditions Charter
accepted in order to win FCC
approval for the deal.
Gigi Sohn, who had
been an adviser to the FCC
chairman at the time, Tom
Wheeler, blasted the reversal
and said it would not be
effective in getting many
more people online.
“They can build out their
networks but people won’t be
able to buy their service. You
can’t close the digital divide
without dealing with the price
issue,” she said. “This FCC
is bound and determined to
make sure incumbents don’t
have to compete.”
Americans without access
to home broadband skew
poor and rural, where it’s
more expensive for internet
service providers to connect
houses.
Charter said in a statement
that the FCC’s change will
let it “more fully devote
our resources and attention
to building out high-speed
broadband to areas without it
today.”
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NEW YORK (AP) —
Federal regulators are letting
Charter out of a requirement
that would have forced it to
compete with other broad-
band providers and possibly
cut prices.
The decision relaxes one
of the conditions imposed
on Charter when it absorbed
Time Warner Cable and
represents another sign that
the country’s telecom cop is
tilting in favor of the industry
it monitors.
Charter Communications
had agreed to extend its
network to areas where
there is already a broadband
provider. This requirement
was enacted because most
U.S. households don’t have
a choice for high-speed home
internet. Greater competition
could lower prices.
But smaller cable compa-
nies worried about that
competition and asked the
Federal
Communications
Commission to revisit the
requirement.
Under a new regime,
the FCC said Monday that
Charter can instead build in
areas where there isn’t high-
speed internet already.
The
agency’s
new
chairman, Ajit Pai, says
getting more Americans
online — what’s called
“closing the digital divide”
— is important to him. He
wants to cut regulations
to encourage broadband
companies to expand their
networks and doesn’t see
the point of mandating a
network buildout where there
is already service.
The reversal is the latest
in a slew of measures at the
FCC that benefit the telecom
industry.
Pai said in a statement
6 AM
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This 2015 file photo shows a Charter Communications
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for rebuffing O’Reilly’s
advances called on New
York City’s Human Rights
Commission to investigate
O’Reilly’s behavior.
The new lawsuit against
Ailes was brought by Fox’s
Julie Roginsky and is notable
because it accuses Fox’s
current management of
trying to cover up for Ailes.
Roginsky said Ailes,
who lost his job last summer
following sexual-harassment
complaints he has denied,
suggested she have sex with
“older, married, conservative
men.” She said Ailes would
insist upon a kiss hello at
their meetings, requiring her
to bend over so he could look
down her dress.
She was seeking a perma-
nent role on Fox’s show
“The Five.” But after an
April 2015 meeting at which
she turned down Ailes’
advances, he wouldn’t meet
with her again, and she never
got the regular role, she said.
Tuesday Morning
FOX
WASHINGTON — After
his press secretary blasted
it as an example of rampant
government
overreach,
President Donald Trump
signed a bill into law Monday
that could eventually allow
internet providers to sell
information about their
customers’ browsing habits.
The bill scraps a Federal
Communications Commis-
sion online privacy regu-
lation issued in October to
give consumers more control
over how companies like
Comcast, AT&T and Verizon
share that information.
Critics have argued that the
rule would stifle innovation
and pick winners and losers
among internet companies.
The regulation was sched-
uled to take effect later this
year, but Congress used its
authority under the obscure
Congressional Review Act to
wipe it from the books.
With a Republican presi-
dent in the White House, the
GOP-controlled
Congress
has turned to the 20-year-old
law to scrap numerous
regulations that Republicans
say are costly, burdensome
or excessive, many of which
were finalized in the closing
months of Democrat Barack
Obama’s presidency.
Internet companies like
Google don’t have to ask
their users for permission
before tracking what sites
they visit, a discrepancy that
Republicans and industry
group have blasted as both
unfair to companies and
confusing to consumers.
White
House
press
secretary Sean Spicer said
last week that the president’s
support for the bill was part
of a larger effort “to fight
Washington red tape that
stifles American innovation,
job creation and economic
growth.”
“The president pledged to
reverse this type of federal
overreach in which bureau-
crats in Washington take
the interest of one group of
companies over the interest of
others,” picking the winners
and losers, he said.
Supporters of the privacy
measure argued that the
company that sells an internet
connection can see even
more about consumers, such
as every website they visit
and whom they exchange
emails with, information that
would be particularly useful
for advertisers and marketers.
Undoing the regulation
leaves
people’s
online
information in a murky area.
Experts say federal law still
requires broadband providers
to protect customer informa-
tion — but it doesn’t spell out
how or what companies must
do, which is what the online
privacy rule aimed to do.
The absence of clear
privacy rules means compa-
nies that supply internet
service, and who can monitor
how consumers use it,
can continue to mine that
information for use in their
own advertising businesses.
Consumer advocates also
worry that the companies will
be a rich target for hackers.
Ajit Pai, the agency
chairman appointed by
Trump, has said he wanted
to roll back the broadband
privacy rules. Pai and other
Republicans want a different
federal agency, the Federal
Trade Commission, to police
privacy for both broadband
companies like AT&T and
internet companies like
Google.
Broadband
providers
don’t fall under the trade
commission’s jurisdiction,
and advocates say that agency
historically has been weaker
than the communications
commission.
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