Earnings
Cable Unlikely to Grow Subscribers This Decade: New Street
On the FWA front, MoffettNathanson estimates the service accounts for more than half the traffic on Verizon, T-Mobile networks.
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.
Earnings
On the FWA front, MoffettNathanson estimates the service accounts for more than half the traffic on Verizon, T-Mobile networks.
AI
President Donald Trump is still eager to preempt state AI laws.
Spectrum
AT&T bought 3.45 GHz and 700 MHz licenses for about $1 billion.
Earl L Buddy Carter
The bills would set shot clocks on state and local permitting agencies and make it easier for ISPs to cross railroads.
BEAD
The state would spend most of its $1.86 billion allocation, and about 44 percent of its 339,000 eligible locations would get fiber.
BEAD
The Commerce Department is looking to drive down spending under the program.
Digital Inclusion
The agency is holding an online listening session on the issue Dec. 10.
BEAD
NTIA Administrator Arielle Roth said the agency was ‘operating under the assumption’ states could retain and use non-deployment dollars.
Copyright
'We are being put to two extremes here... How do we announce a rule that deals with those two extremes?'
Justice Department
T-Mobile, rural carriers want conditions ensuring rural deployment.
BEAD
West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey (R) suggested he would push for his state to access its full allocation.
FCC
It's the second major tower company to allege Dish is trying to improperly exit its contracts after major spectrum sales.
NTIA
The agency is looking to make more spectrum available to AT&T-operated FirstNet.
BEAD
The approved plan would spend $78 million less than the state's tentative awards.
NTIA
The approved spending plan differed little from the state’s preliminary awards.
Spectrum
In a change from the draft, the approved text asks about a Tribal licensing window.
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