Spectrum
Opponents to D.C. Circuit: FCC Plan for More FirstNet Spectrum Unlawful
Oral arguments in the case haven't been scheduled.
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
Oral arguments in the case haven't been scheduled.
USF
Trade groups submitted comments Monday to lawmakers working on modernizing the fund.
USF
WISPA said the smallest ISPs shouldn't have to contribute.
People
ACA Connects also named a new COO Tuesday.
BEAD
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry, also a Republican, has also asked Commerce not to claw the funding back.
BEAD Data
Both would get fiber to roughly half of their BEAD-funded locations, about 53 percent in Oregon and 49 percent in Idaho.
USF
Some commenters said Lifeline benefits should be upped to $30 per month.
ITI
The FCC estimates 75 percent of new wireless devices are tested in the country.
BEAD
NTIA also approved a further extension for California to submit its plan to the agency.
BEAD
States could have to rebid certain areas, people familiar with the process said.
FCC
The agency will also vote on whether to set up an accelerated docket for wireless permitting disputes
Spectrum
The NTIA head also urged preserving the 6 GHz band for Wi-Fi on Wednesday.
Justice Department
The companies are eager for the CPUC to approve the deal at its Dec. 18 meeting.
enforcement
There was already a circuit split on whether the FCC's forfeiture process is legal.
Spectrum
The NTIA head also urged the FCC to protect Wi-Fi.
Infrastructure
Data centers and internet exchange points in 'Data Center Alley' may be indistinguishable. However, they serve different purposes.