Carr Announces Upcoming Changes to the FCC’s Broadband Nutrition Labels
The chairman announced that changes would be addressed at the FCC’s July 22 open meeting
The chairman announced that changes would be addressed at the FCC’s July 22 open meeting
WASHINGTON, July 1, 2026 – Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr is seeking to adjust the FCC’s broadband labels to enhance the broadband plan shopping experience for consumers.
The chairman announced in a June 30 press release that the FCC intends to update the broadband “nutrition” labels at its July 22 meeting.
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