
FCC
Simington, Wax Call on Trump to ‘DOGE’ the FCC
The commissioner and his new chief of staff called for slashing subsidies and downsizing staff.
FCC
The commissioner and his new chief of staff called for slashing subsidies and downsizing staff.
Policyband
◾ FTC Delays Click to Cancel ◾ Justice Souter, RIP, Wasn’t a Cable Guy ◾ Albuquerque Mayor Livid at Fiber Builders ◾ Simington's Latest: Time to DOGE FCC ◾ CTA to Capitol Hill: Stop NAB Tuner Mandate
Copyright
The Copyright Office said in a statement Sunday that Shira Perlmutter received an email from the White House on Saturday.
nuclear
Some are questioning the wisdom of decommissioning nuclear reactors that provide a stable form of energy compared to renewables.
Digital Inclusion
Program supporters said the move would be illegal.
Digital Inclusion
The Infrastructure Act provided $2.75 billion in digital equity funding.
BEAD
SkyFiber joins growing chorus as BEAD delays stretch into mid-2025
Program supporters said the move would be illegal.
SkyFiber joins growing chorus as BEAD delays stretch into mid-2025
States had been expecting an upate this month.
Hawaii, North Dakota respond to per-location estimates in widely cited analysis
Better Broadband, Better Lives
States had been expecting an upate this month.
Hawaii, North Dakota respond to per-location estimates in widely cited analysis
What challenges and opportunities do alternatives to GPS present? What might a more diversified PNT landscape look like in practice?
The company is planning to sell spectrum owned by 'designated entities' to T-Mobile and AT&T.
By 2028, data centers could consume up to 12% of the nation’s electricity.
APB CEO says Culpeper County pulled the plug on crews in the trenches.
The in-person gathering will focus on the potential dramatic changes to the $42.5 billion BEAD program.
◾ Nexstar CEO: Trusty to Trigger New M&A Wave ◾ GOP Sens. Want FCC Broadcast Dereg ASAP ◾ Conservatives for FCC Rate Regulation? Yup ◾ GCI Spinoff in Summer ◾ WIPSA Takes the Hill ◾ Trump: DEA is DOA
Targeted funds include $619 million, from a pool of $910 million in funding from NTIA, made available under a competitive grant program
Google will provide capital for the projects, which the companies say will each produce 600 megawatts of power capacity.
Sen. Markwayne Mullin, R-Okla., and a bipartisan group of Senators on Wednesday reintroduced Lowering Broadband Costs for Consumers Act.
Kentucky terminated its contract with the network's administrator, and has yet to find a new one.