Federal Broadband Funding Is Expanding Coverage and Competition
New CostQuest analysis found federally funded areas are increasingly served by multiple providers
EchoStar lost 118,000 mobile subscribers in the second quarter
The authors propose a debate using the Verizon NY 2025 Annual Report, and other pertinent facts
Unlike the FTC, Congress intentionally designed the FCC as a bipartisan commission, one expert said
Com Net Inc. will construct a fiber network that spans 15 counties.
The decision comes amid ongoing lawsuits and a top House Democrat letter to SpaceX CEO Elon Musk.
The cable industry and SpaceX have also pushed for the policy
Nebraska-based ALLO is asking Boulder officials to agree to a mutual termination of their Fiber Lease Agreement, with ALLO agreeing to forfeit a $1.5 million initial rental payment
The Energy Department announced a similar project at its Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant in Ohio.
This comes just days after OpenAI said its AI models went rogue and hacked into another company.
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State regulators say AT&T’s federal preemption claim lacks merit.
NTIA has been adamant that it’s preventing defaults
Telecom industry groups and Republican lawmakers said the court’s previous decision made it harder for Congress to nullify disfavored rules
The program’s mobile broadband data allowance has remained unchanged since 2020.
House members expect China to try to ‘undermine continued international support for unlicensed use of the 6 GHz band’
Companies failing to adhere to the regulations could face fines or market access restrictions.
Rysavy Research argued the 4.4 GHz band was a good choice for 6G technology.
The author is the chief economist of the Federal Communications Commission.
'We are taking investigatory action right now on at least one, if not more, of these affiliation transactions," Carr says in a July 30 interview with Policyband
Witnesses warn existing networks face mounting demand and call for faster infrastructure approvals
The order comes two weeks after infrastructure companies said they were concerned Dish’s bankruptcy might drain the $2.4 billion fund
Wireline chief discusses updating the program which supports internet access for nearly all U.S. public schools