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Gomez Wary of FCC’s Deployment Inquiry
The agency is proposing to scrap assessments of broadband affordability and adoption.
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.
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The agency is proposing to scrap assessments of broadband affordability and adoption.
Earnings
The company was optimistic losses would stabilize.
BEAD
About 10 percent of the state's eligible locations would be served by satellite under its plan.
Spectrum
The agency said 150 megahertz could be sold off if new aircraft altimeters were widely installed.
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The agency also proposed reducing price regulations on legacy business data services.
Satellite
The FCC is looking to ditch international power level limits in some bands.
Infrastructure
Analysts don’t expect cable subscriber growth soon.
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The agency is set to vote Thursday on whether to propose scrapping the inquiries, which were first conducted last year.
Earnings
The cable giant's stock took a hit last week after worse than expected broadband subscriber losses.
mergers
Opponents have asked FCC commissioners to rescind bureau-level approval and review the transaction.
Earnings
The company also added 212,000 mobile subscribers in the second quarter.
Earnings
The cable operator lost 13,500 broadband subscribers in the second quarter.
Spectrum
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr thinks the company's spectrum is underused.
Earnings
The company posted its highest mobile gains ever with 378,000 new lines.
Earnings
That's more losses than Wall Street had expected.
Pole Attachments
The agency adopted a timeline for utilities to respond to contractor approval requests from ISPs.