Spectrum
AT&T CFO: EchoStar Spectrum a Boon to Fixed Wireless
Analysts estimated the extra airwaves could support an additional 900,000 fixed wireless subscribers.
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.
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.
BEAD
Two more states posted plans for public comment Thursday afternoon – Tennessee and North Carolina – bringing the total to at least 30.
Spectrum
The satellite operator said it wanted easier access to airwaves above 24 GHz.
BEAD
Some states received extra time beyond Sept. 4.
New Mexico
The state posted its tentative BEAD winners this week.
Infrastructure
The state's high court already said private, for-profit ISPs couldn't invoke the law.
BEAD
Current sample shows western states adopting a mix of technologies, including satellite.
BEAD
The Trump administration isn't eager for states to spend money on efforts other than deploying infrastructure.