Wireless
RWA Concerned After Second EchoStar Spectrum Deal
The $17 billion sale will boost SpaceX's direct-to-device service in remote areas.
Reporter Jake Neenan, who covers broadband infrastructure and broadband funding, is a recent graduate of the Columbia Journalism School. Previously he reported on state prison conditions in New York.
Wireless
The $17 billion sale will boost SpaceX's direct-to-device service in remote areas.
BEAD
Pennsylvania revised its draft results to award slightly more locations to SpaceX and Kuiper.
Spectrum
EchoStar said the deal should end FCC inquiries into the company's spectrum licenses.
USF
The carriers say their legacy USF support has dwindled as the FCC phased out legacy programs in favor of competitive auctions.
BEAD
The agency said the remaining states 'have been granted short-term extensions and will be submitting their Final Proposals in the coming weeks.'
BEAD
At least six states have confirmed they received an extension from NTIA.
Wireless
Cable executives have agreed the service is sticking around.
Spectrum
Analysts estimated the extra airwaves could support an additional 900,000 fixed wireless subscribers.
mergers
California utility regulators are scrutinizing the deal.
Digital Inclusion
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, still wants to bar the agency from instituting similar policies in the future.
Pole Attachments
The company is also looking to refinance its debt later this year.
BEAD
The state would get fiber to two-thirds of its eligible BEAD locations.
BEAD
Experts noted NTIA could still change states’ draft spending plans.
Spectrum
If the re-auction brings in less than about $3.3 billion, EchoStar is on the hook for the difference.
Copyright
The company is appealing a Fourth Circuit ruling that said Cox could be found partially liable for its customers pirating music.
Public Safety
The office said the reports resulted in a change of leadership at FirstNet Authority.