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Geoffrey Starks

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7 articles stable

Geoffrey Starks has appeared in 7 articles since 2018-06. Coverage peaked in 2018Q2 with 2 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside FCC, Trump, Brendan Carr, Devin Coldewey.

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2025-06-18
Deadline 8 related

The US Senate confirms Olivia Trusty to the FCC, giving Republicans a 2-1 majority after Democrat Geoffrey Starks and Republican Nathan Simington departed

Olivia Trusty—on your confirmation today to serve as a Commissioner on the @FCC Look forward to you joining the agency and the great work ahead. [image] Anna M. Gomez / @agomezfcc : I look forward to ...

2023-10-21
The Verge 30 related

The FCC unanimously approves a petition by Apple, Meta, Google, Microsoft, and others for access to the 6GHz band for Wi-Fi tethering for AR and VR headsets

and @Qualcomm is working to bring those many benefits to the public asap. #TeamQualcomm Geoffrey Starks / @geoffreystarks : Consumers deserve wireless products that are innovative, efficient, affordab...

2019-01-03
TechCrunch 3 related

The US Senate confirms FCC commissioners Brendan Carr and Geoffrey Starks, bringing the five seats to three Republicans and two Democrats, for five-year terms

Devin Coldewey / TechCrunch :

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