Infrastructure
FCC to Narrow Environmental and Historic Reviews of Wireless Build
Certain small cells, towers, and rural 5G builds may soon bypass NEPA and historic site reviews
Infrastructure
Certain small cells, towers, and rural 5G builds may soon bypass NEPA and historic site reviews
Community Broadband
Eleven states called out.
USF
Working group sought input on the effectiveness of USF programs, proposed reforms
mergers
Opponents have asked FCC commissioners to rescind bureau-level approval and review the transaction.
Infrastructure
With tariffs set to impact imported hardware vital to U.S. broadband, operators embracing network disaggregation can still minimize costs, boost flexibility and future-proof their networks.
Policyband
USTelecom pointed to a number of states and some of their subdivisions that are slowing or stopping broadband deployment because of permitting.
SpaceX
New BEAD rules push some Colorado providers away from fiber
Earnings
The company also added 212,000 mobile subscribers in the second quarter.
Funding
Restoring digital equity and broadband funds should be Roth's first act as Administrator, Luján says.
Social Media
Musk is helping unite nationalists across borders in common cause to halt migration, overturn progressive policies and promote an absolutist vision of free speech.
Earnings
The cable operator lost 13,500 broadband subscribers in the second quarter.
Broadband Mapping and Data
Bill pushes FCC to improve functionality and and transparency of broadband spending map
BEAD
Commnet notified FCC of default 20 days too late for BEAD
Public Safety
Lawmakers have filed bills to improve emergency communications and provide additional funding for affected areas.
Fiber
Increase in fiber miles will require permitting relief, other actions, study says.
Policyband
Cable One: In 2Q results, Cable One yesterday said it lost 13,500 broadband subscribers and remained on track to replace CEO Julie Laulis.