national security
FCC Investigating Chinese Telecom Providers
The agency's chairman alleged some of the firms were operating in the U.S.
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.
national security
The agency's chairman alleged some of the firms were operating in the U.S.
Spectrum
Grain Management is looking to market the airwaves to utility companies.
Robocall
The authority currently rests with the Justice Department.
Spectrum
The FCC is looking to give AT&T's FirstNet access to more public safety spectrum.
BEAD
She's been critical of the BEAD program's fiber preference.
Mobile
Verizon, who the cable giants have MVNO deals with, announced satellite texting on the same Android phones Wednesday.
Infrastructure
The agency allowed bundled voice services to qualify as an alternative option, among other things.
Media Ownership
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr opposes the rules, and is expected to roll them back regardless of the outcome.
People
President Trump's pick to lead the agency Arielle Roth, has yet to be confirmed.
Pole Attachments
The data could inform policy decisions where the FCC doesn't regulate poles, the group said.
USF
The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments on whether the fund is constitutional March 26.
Earnings
The company will hang on to its 40,000 towers.
Earnings
The company received a buyout offer from private equity firms last year and is still evaluating the deal.
BEAD
The former BEAD director urged stakeholders to speak up against changes to the program that might be disruptive.
Spectrum
The Defense Department has opposed the idea.
Funding
The Trump administration has been pushing out federal workers and attempting to freeze spending.