Second Circuit
ISPs Ask Supreme Court to Strike Down N.Y. Affordable Broadband Law
The state's attorney general agreed not to enforce the law while the Supreme Court reviews their request.
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.
Second Circuit
The state's attorney general agreed not to enforce the law while the Supreme Court reviews their request.
FCC
The agency in February made such calls illegal without prior consent.
Texas
Applications from WISPs would help inform extremely high-cost thresholds, they said.
NTCA
USTelecom, NCTA, WISPA, and RDOF winners joined the banking industry in suggesting the agency ditch the standard.
FCC
A recent Fifth Circuit decision conflicts with other federal court rulings, making a Supreme Court review likely.
FCC
RiverStreet handed about 3,700 Virginia locations over to EMPOWER Broadband.
FCC
It brings the total to 28 states, plus D.C. and three U.S. territories.
Verizon
He met with three FCC commissioners last week to support the plan.
BEAD
The state ultimately did set a price cap for low-cost plans. But at $75, it's higher than rates seen in other states.
permitting
The NTIA is set to publish presentations on permit applications from twelve federal agencies.
BEAD
"We're on your side."
FCC
The court ruled the fund's contribution scheme unconstitutional last week.
BEAD
Providers will need certifications from manufacturers and an internal tracker for non-waived equipment.
ARPA
The company hasn't yet found an area it's excited about, an altafiber executive said.
BEAD
So far, 26 states and territories have received full NTIA approval since submitting drafts late last year.
BEAD
The guidance will be up for public comment in 'a couple of weeks.'