Satellite
SpaceX Still at Odds on Sharing Rules with SES, Viasat
Geostationary systems fear loosening rules on LEO providers would create interference.
Reporter Jake Neenan covers a range of broadband and telecom issues. He follows federal policymaking at the FCC and NTIA, spectrum allocation, infrastructure spending, and satellite connectivity.
Satellite
Geostationary systems fear loosening rules on LEO providers would create interference.
mergers
The cable companies are now waiting only on California’s review.
Spectrum
The mobile carriers said proposed FAA rules were too restrictive.
Spectrum
The company is looking to combine the seven federal cases it’s facing.
BEAD
Corning, Prysmian, and others said they made commitments to NTIA in February.
NTIA
The international spectrum management conference will focus on satellite issues.
Infrastructure
The study found eight of 14 municipal operators posted faster upload speeds than competitors, and one posted faster download speeds.
USF
Lawmakers are working on modernizing the fund.
Spectrum
The U.S.-China Commission also said the U.S. should engage more with international standards-setting bodies.
BEAD
ISPs have reported canceled or delayed orders.
permitting
The FCC is considering similar preemption issues in multiple rulemakings.
mergers
Investment firm Stonepeak will be the majority owner, with Alphabet retaining a ‘significant minority’ stake.
USF
The lawsuit was headed to trial later this year.
Spectrum
An ally of FCC Chairman Brendan Carr wrote the agency in favor of the tower companies.
Satellite
He posted on social media the company should focus on its own behind-schedule constellation.
NTIA
Carol Mattey said states should include contractual provisions to claw back already paid funding in the event of nonperformance.