FCC Moves to Scale Back Broadband Label Requirements
The commission also moved to delete nearly 400 'outdated' regulations from rulebooks.
The commission also moved to delete nearly 400 'outdated' regulations from rulebooks.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 28, 2025 – The Federal Communications Commission pushed forward Tuesday what one commissioner denounced as its most “anti-consumer” agenda of her tenure.
“This is one of the most anti-consumer proposals I have yet to see,” Commissioner Anna Gomez said during the FCC’s Oct. 28 open meeting, referring to the agency’s 2-to-1 decision to roll back transparency measures designed to keep consumers informed about broadband plans.
“The broadband label is about empowering consumers,” she said. “This proposal says you don’t need that clarity.”
Bermuda has become a model for subsea cable investment by streamlining its permitting process to just 70 business days.
“How do we gauge success in a way that’s quantitative?”
SB 152 would create a state-run, low-income broadband assistance program funded through the state’s rural universal service fund.
Keynotes join panels: State broadband roundtable, technology choices in BEAD, using remaining BEAD funds, and capital constraints on financing
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