Spectrum
Roth: NTIA Wants ‘Outcome-Driven’ Non-Deployment Spending
House Democrats want a briefing 'immediately' on the issue.
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.
Spectrum
House Democrats want a briefing 'immediately' on the issue.
Wireless
New Street foresees a deceleration in fixed wireless growth.
Spectrum
They disagree on whether the U.S. should advocate for mobile use in the 7 GHz band.
Spectrum
Judges felt more information was needed to rule confidently on the issue.
Spectrum
Some CBRS users fear interference if the FCC raises power limits.
BEAD
Agency guidance on the issue was expected March 11.
Infrastructure
The agency’s next open meeting is set for March 26, 2026
Satellite
The satellite company sent leaders to MWC this week to tease plans for its Starlink Mobile service.
cable
Optimum also introduced low-priced plans at $25 per month for five years.
BEAD
NTIA has been taking input on how to allow states to spend the roughly $21 billion in remaining program funds.
Spectrum
The agency is also studying the band for direct-to-device satellite service.
Satellite
The incumbent fears interference from planned direct-to-cell service.
Cybersecurity
The Department of Homeland Security disagreed, saying it supported the FCC’s proposed licensing regime.
Satellite
The agency argued draft European regulations would be barriers to American companies.
Wireless
‘Convergence can be either fixed wireless or fiber,’ Verizon CEO Dan Schulman said.
Earnings
CEO Ergen said company had settled ‘hundreds’ of contract disputes.