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Genachowski Calls for More Spectrum for Mobile Future

SAN DIEGO, October 7, 2009 -- The future of telecommunications technology will literally be in the palms of users' hands, Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski...

Broadband Updates10 years ago

FCC Chairman Genachowski Praises AT&T's Wireless VoIP Move

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski on Monday praised the Tuesday move, by AT&T, to no longer prevent customers with Apple's iPhone from using voice-over-internet-protocol (VoIP)...

Broadband Updates10 years ago

Genachowski and Baker to Talk Wireless Broadband in San Diego

As part of the Federal Communications Commissions' preparation for a national broadband plan, the agency has been holding a series of workshops and public meetings to...

Broadband Updates10 years ago

Satellite Industry to FCC: We're Here!

Satellites are a "critical component of the wireless ecosystem," said the Satellite Industry Association in comments filed Thursday before the Federal Communications Commission. The commission has...

Broadband Updates10 years ago

Obama Bans Texting While Driving by Federal Employees

Federal employees will be prohibited from operating mobile devices while driving government vehicles or personal vehicles on government business under an Executive Order signed on Thursday...

Broadband Updates10 years ago

Can You Really Have Too Much Spectrum?

The Federal Communications Commission has issued a notice seeking comment on whether more radio spectrum is needed for wireless broadband services. The notice is part of...

Broadband Updates10 years ago

Google Stands Accused (by AT&T)

Google has been accused by AT&T of violating the U.S. Federal Communications Commission's net neutrality rules for blocking Google Voice calls to some rural areas. In...

FCC10 years ago

Week Ahead: A New Sheriff in Town

WASHINGTON, August 31, 2009 – The broadband policy center of gravity is beginning to shift from northwest to the southwest – or at least from NW...

FCC10 years ago

Apple, AT&T Deny Collusion in FCC Google Voice Inquiry

WASHINGTON, August 24, 2009 - Apple, Inc. and AT&T on Friday filed responses with the Federal Communications Commission in which both companies strenuously denied that Apple's...

Wireless10 years ago

Legislation Regarding Cell Phone Jamming in Prisons Has Industry Concerned

WASHINGTON, July 16, 2009 - The legalization of cellular telephone jamming technology in prisons was discussed Wednesday before the Senate Commerce Committee in response to Texas...

Broadband Data10 years ago

Senate Commerce Committee Passes Radio Spectrum Inventory Act

WASHINGTON, July 8, 2009 -- The Senate Commerce Committee on Wednesday approved S. 649, the Radio Spectrum Inventory Act, which would give the National Telecommunications and...

Premium Content10 years ago

This Week in Mobile Broadband: June 21, 2009

WASHINGTON, June 21, 2009 – In the latest installment of "This Week in Mobile Broadband," BroadbandCensus.com Reporter Alex Tcherkassky discusses the domestic broadband aircard plans of...

Wireless10 years ago

Copps Responds to Senators, Orders Handset Agreement Probe

WASHINGTON, Thursday June 18, 2009 - After a frenetic burst of activity on and off Capitol Hill, Acting FCC Chairman Michael Copps (D) announced on Thursday...

FCC10 years ago

Senators Examine Relationship Between Wireless Carriers, Consumers

WASHINGTON, June 18, 2009 - Wireless carriers deals with equipment vendors and their commitment to rural coverage came under the microscope Wednesday as executives and industry...

Premium Content10 years ago

New Feature: This Week in Mobile Broadband

WASHINGTON, June 14, 2009 - Today, BroadbandCensus.com unveils a new feature, "This Week in Mobile Broadband," written by Alex Tcherkassky, a Washington-based reporter for BroadbandCensus.com with...

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Genachowski Calls for More Spectrum for Mobile Future

FCC Chairman Genachowski Praises AT&T's Wireless VoIP Move

Genachowski and Baker to Talk Wireless Broadband in San Diego

Satellite Industry to FCC: We're Here!

Obama Bans Texting While Driving by Federal Employees

Can You Really Have Too Much Spectrum?

Google Stands Accused (by AT&T)

Week Ahead: A New Sheriff in Town

Apple, AT&T Deny Collusion in FCC Google Voice Inquiry

Legislation Regarding Cell Phone Jamming in Prisons Has Industry Concerned

Senate Commerce Committee Passes Radio Spectrum Inventory Act

This Week in Mobile Broadband: June 21, 2009

Copps Responds to Senators, Orders Handset Agreement Probe

Senators Examine Relationship Between Wireless Carriers, Consumers

New Feature: This Week in Mobile Broadband

21st Century Spectrum Policy Could Include Map, Possible Future DTV Divestiture, Experts Say

Internet Providers, Consumer Advocates Optimistic on Internet Regulatory Outlook

Rural Telco Co-op Puts Cash Into WiMax Plan

Congress, FCC See DTV Transition Progress; Low Power Broadcasters Say Left Behind

Out of the DTV Hot Seat, Baker is Proud of NTIA Tenure

Community Radio Movement gets Boost as LPFM Bill is Reintroduced in House

Cable, Satellite Execs Spar with Broadcasters on Retransmission Consent

Low Power Broadcasters Highlight Diversity in Call for Cable Carriage; Lawmakers Praise Local Focus

CTIA, Public Safety Groups Urge FCC Action on 'Harmful' Auxiliary Devices

Wireless Executives Debate Role of Next-Generation Services

Commissioners Welcome DTV Delay, but Concerns Remain on Consumer Outreach

FCC Chairman Kevin Martin Resigns, Expresses Regret About Public Safety Communications

FCC Chairman Kevin Martin’s Incredible Silicon Valley Wi-Fi Adventure

FCC Set to Press Forward on 'White Spaces,' But Pulls Comprehensive Overhaul of Telecom Payments

Sprint CEO says WiMAX Available Now and Best Hope for Rural Broadband

White Spaces Battle Heats Up as Broadcast Networks Seek 'Time Out'

FCC Begins Field Tests of 'White Space' Prototypes, Motorola Passes 'Without a Hitch'

Panelists Debate the Degree of Openness on Wireless Networks

Ambassador: U.S. Wireless Policies Emulated by Developing Nations

FCC Commissioner Urges National Broadband Policy with Municipal Wi-Fi

Google President Calls for Access Beyond the Wire

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T-Mobile’s Acquisition of Sprint Passes Federal Muster, But 16 States Press On in Opposition

Comcast Touts 100 Gigabit Service, SHLB Seeks Reconsideration on Telehealth, Senate Clears Emergency Communications

As Next Year’s C-Band Auction Looms, FCC Officials Reflect on Innovation in Spectrum Auctions

Problems of Lack of Transparency Pervade Issues of Algorithms in Artificial Intelligence

New Hampshire Plans a Broadband System, Microsoft on Californian Privacy, and Google Collects Medical Data

As Technology Enables Employer Mass-Surveillance, Activists Say Current Privacy Laws Benefit the Wealthy

UTOPIA Fiber Announces Partnerships with Morgan, Utah, Idaho Falls, and Other Cities

State Educational Technology Officials Say Better Broadband Necessary for Pedagogy and Equity

Ajit Pai Discusses 5G in Geopolitical Context, TIA on 5G Supply Chain, Benton Institute’s Vision for 2020s

UTOPIA Fiber, Largest Open-Access Network in U.S., Announces Partnership with Morgan, Utah

FCC Commissioner Starks Touts High-Speed Internet as the ‘Great Equalizer’ at Broadband Communities Event

FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr Links 5G Deployment and T-Mobile Merger to Addressing Digital Divide

Broadband Data From Providers Needs to be Checked With Data From Users, Say Panelists at Mapping Event

‘Mapping America’s Broadband’ Video from SHLB’s AnchorNets Conference Showcases and Educates

C-Band Hearing Showcases Divisions Over Auctions, Uses of Radio Frequencies

China’s Technology, Economy and Military Are All Advancing at an Alarming Rate, Say CSIS Panelists

Republican and Democratic Senators Agree that Big Tech is Hoarding the Value of Consumers’ Digital Data

FCC Chairman Ajit Pai Praises Agency’s Work in Promoting High-Speed Internet at ‘Broadband Heros’ Event

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to Tell Congress that Its Cryptocurrency Promotes Financial Inclusivity

Social Media Both a Cause of and Solution to Epidemic of ‘Fake news,’ Say Panelists at AEI Event

Broadband Roundup: Bill Aims to Make Social Media Interoperable, Colorado Drops T-Mobile Lawsuit, Indian Country Very Unconnected

Africa’s Informal Sector Marred by Small Manufacturing Base and Low Technology Adoption, Brookings Experts Say

Wireless Internet Providers Excited About Multiple Spectrum Sharing Opportunities, Including FCC Priority Access

Idaho Falls City Council Votes to Extend High Speed Fiber Network to Entire City, in Partnership With UTOPIA FIber

FCC Commissioner Geoffrey Starks Gives the Broadband Scoreboard at SHLB: FCC Maps-0, Libraries-1

Senate Appropriations Subcommittee Tackles Question of Public Versus Private Auction of C-Band Spectrum

FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr Touts Work on Enhancing Telehealth and Flexible Spectrum

Internet Industry Under the Microscope as House Committee Grills Witnesses on Liability for Online Content

Big Tech Gets a Big Lashing by Democratic Presidential Candidates, on Antitrust, Section 230 and Data Privacy

China Experts Advise Political Leaders to Tone Down Disputes, Cite Benefits of Bilateral Trade with China

With or Without Negative Latency, Google Stadia Likely to Massively Churn Broadband Bandwidth

Broadband Roundup: FCC Authorizes More Connect America Funding, NextLink Expands Coverage, Connected Nation in Ohio

Questions of Public vs. Private Auction and Role of 5G Spectrum Dominate Conference on C-Band

Ron Quirk: FCC Again Proposes to Enlarge Service Areas for Wireless Public Access Licenses

D.C. Circuit’s Decision in Net Neutrality Case Likely to Open New Fronts of Attack Against FCC

Sanders, Warren and Buttigieg: Democratic Presidential Candidates With a Broadband Plan

Broadband Roundup: Comcast vs. Google, Sprint’s Open 5G Network, Ransomware Rises

D.C. Circuit Court Upholds FCC Chairman Ajit Pai’s Repeal of Net Neutrality, But Allows States to Fill the Void

Comments on Digital Opportunity Data Collection Largely Supportive of FCC’s New Mapping Initiative

FCC Commissioner Starks Charges Malfeasance by Sprint, Spectrum Sharing Bill, Facebook’s Rules for Pols

In Congressional Oversight Hearing, Register of Copyrights Says Office Is Responding to Online Users

California Report: Income Most Significant Factor in Low Broadband Adoption