Spectrum
Other Carriers Oppose AT&T-Backed Plan for Public Safety Airwaves
A public safety group proposed increasing power levels in the 4.9 GHz band, which AT&T is set to gain access to.
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
A public safety group proposed increasing power levels in the 4.9 GHz band, which AT&T is set to gain access to.
enforcement
The agency's chairman has defended its enforcement power.
BEAD
Louisiana ISPs and contractors, state legislators, and state broadband offices have opposed upending the program.
Benton
AT&T would need a spectrum ownership cap waived to complete the $1 billion sale.
Digital Inclusion
A similar affordability law went into effect in New York earlier this year.
Earnings
The company's fiber footprint passed 8 million locations.
BEAD
Two BEAD winners urged the Commerce Department to allow the state to move forward last week.
Public Safety
Reply comments came in for the FCC's 'delete, delete, delete' docket on Monday.
Privacy
The Second Circuit heard arguments in Verizon's challenge to a fine for the same conduct.
Congress
The House also passed the TAKE IT DOWN Act, which the Senate passed in February.
Privacy
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr, previously critical of the penalties, defended them on Monday.
BEAD
Two fiber providers said delays were causing financial strain.
Earnings
The company said it was making an effort to address consumer frustration on pricing.
Privacy
Both carriers are fighting multi-million dollar fines of their own.
BEAD
The Commerce Department issued a 90-day extension on final spending plans.
BEAD
The agency said in a policy notice states would need more time to implement forthcoming changes to the program.