Policy Priorities for a Changing Guard at the FCC

Whether a second Trump administration will seize the moment to reset telecom policy is unknown, but the time for action is now.

Verizon Expands Reach with Fiber, FWA, and Millimeter Wave Technology

Verizon's multibillion strategy includes innovative broadband solutions for multiple dwelling units.

Ajit Pai: Congress Should Fund the USF

Congress would have to act in order for tech companies to be assessed, said Pai

FCC Unanimously Moves to Update Subsea Cable Rules

The agency is responsible for licensing underwater cable facilities connecting to the U.S.

Vermont to Receive $5.3 Million in Digital Equity Funds

Funds will go toward closing the digital divide in the state.

New Mexico Official Wants $70 Million for Satellite Broadband

About 95,000 state locations would be eligible for free satellite equipment.

Pennsylvania Must Expand Internet Access for Our Veterans

Pennsylvania is home to over 700,000 veterans, most of them older, with 30% suffering a disability.

Justice Department Seeks to Break Up Google by Forcing Chrome Sale

Justice Department's antitrust division is proposing the punishment as a 'remedy' in case against the search engine giant.

Rosenworcel Leaving FCC on January 20, 2025

Rosenworcel’s tenure brought the Space Bureau, updated broadband benchmarks, and connected millions to high-speed internet.

FCC Draft Order Would Loosen RDOF, CAF II Auction Financing Rules

The item would swap out Weiss ratings and let RDOF winner reduce their letters of credit sooner.

States Navigate BEAD Program Implementation Amid Political Transition

Officials emphasized that the BEAD program is likely to continue despite the upcoming administration change.

The Future of the ACP Under the Trump Administration

Expanding broadband access through the Affordable Connectivity Program is not a partisan issue.