Fiber Connect
Sen. Blackburn Wants More Spectrum in Reconciliation
Other Senate Republicans are looking for more protections for military airwaves.
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.
Fiber Connect
Other Senate Republicans are looking for more protections for military airwaves.
Fiber Connect
Other broadband industry groups made similar asks in a separate letter to the Trump administration.
Briefs
Business upload and download traffic each more than doubled.
Digital Inclusion
The Senate passed its resolution against the rule eariler this month.
BEAD
Federal lawmakers, local ISPs that participated in the program, and other have been trying to keep political pressure on Commerce.
Spectrum
The FCC had sought comment on claims that EchoStar was underusing spectrum.
Justice Department
The cable ISP is arguing it should not be held liable for music piracy by its customers.
Infrastructure
The state is urging the Fourth Circuit not to strike down the law.
BEAD
The state's original plan had been 100 percent fiber, according to the program's former director.
Spectrum
The Defense Department and AT&T have proposed auctioning off at least some of the shared band.
Digital Inclusion
The Trump administration canceled grants under the Digital Equity Act earlier this month.
BEAD
Lawmakers have been pushing the Commerce Department not to issue sweeping rule changes.
Spectrum
Senate Commerce Committee Chairman Ted Cruz, R-Texas, had proposed mandating the sale of more airwaves.
Spectrum
Sen. Maria Cantwell, D-Wash., reiterated opposition to a 600 megahertz auction pipeline.
mergers
The carrier plans to find a co-investor and operate the asset on an open-access basis, with itself as the anchor tenant.
BEAD
The state is wrapping up its BEAD application window on Monday.
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