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.

GOP Lawmakers Urge Rip and Replace Funding in Lame-Duck

Telecom attorneys said they weren't optimistic about a deal coming together.

ACP Fallout: Wireline Retains Most, Wireless and Satellite Face Major Losses

Wireline retains 90% of ACP subscribers, while wireless faces 70-80% losses.

DOJ Asks FCC to Pause T-Mobile, UScellular Transaction

Foreign ownership of T-Mobile could pose a security risk, DOJ said

Providers Want FCC Data Cap Inquiry Dropped

The proceeding is unlikely to move forward under a Republican FCC.

FTC Click-to-Cancel Rules to Take Effect Jan. 14, 2025

Some groups think the rules are arbitrary.

Trump and Musk Solidify Their Bond with Texas Trip for Rocket Launch

The trip to Texas for the rocket launch was just Trump's third time outside Florida since the election

Telecom Industry Summit Puts Focus on Harms from Copper Theft

Surge in network vandalism and theft prompt industry push for tougher laws protecting communications infrastructure.

Budget Watchdog Pushes Back on FCC Unlocking Proposal

Citizens Against Government Waste says unlocking requirements would be an unnecessary overreach