Spectrum
UScellular Optimistic on Closing Spectrum Deals
The company is planning to sell spectrum owned by 'designated entities' to T-Mobile and AT&T.
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
The company is planning to sell spectrum owned by 'designated entities' to T-Mobile and AT&T.
Infrastructure
Kentucky terminated its contract with the network's administrator, and has yet to find a new one.
Earnings
Cable losses have contributed to a slower overall broadband market in 2025.
BEAD
States expect new guidance from the NTIA this month.
Earnings
WOW! added 2,900 subscribers from its expansion fiber builds.
Defense Department
Republicans are working to include a spectrum pipeline in an upcoming budget bill.
Digital Inclusion
A similar measure has been introduced in the House.
Defense Department
The Defense Department has reportedly proposed auctioning CBRS spectrum.
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.
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