Despite the FCC’s recent expansion of STIR/SHAKEN, some panelists called the framework ineffective.
What progress has been made toward universal broadband access?
Tribal leaders say they need to gather data to ensure that Tribal nations receive funding necessary for broadband.
Cost of insurance for cybersecurity could be a problem for smaller companies.
Wilson accused Chairwoman Lina Khan of defying legal precedent and abusing her power.
Another new proposed regulation from the FCC is aimed at tweaking the Wireless Emergency Alerts system.
Sohn added the Supreme Court decision in West Virginia could challenge net neutrality rules.
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FCC chairwoman said challenges to map data only a tiny fraction of locations identified.
The approve plan for orbital debris mitigation allows Amazon to begin its deployment of its constellation.
Prioritizing fiber builds will increase cost and deployment time, says WISPA report.
Broadband access and privacy policies present opportunities for bipartisan collaboration, Broadband Breakfast panelists agreed.
The NTIA's comments came after President Biden said fiber optics should be made in America.
By working with existing entities like utilities, states can establish more effective state offices.
Current precedent is unclear in data security litigation, say experts.
Two Republican-led states sued the Biden administration over alleged collusion with tech companies.
Associations agreed on the need for baseline federal privacy legislation.
President links longstanding provision of federal law, strengthened in Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, to 'fiber optic cables'
The Foreign Adversary Communications Transparency Act was introduced and is sponsored by both Republicans and Democrats.
Improving competitiveness with China is becoming the top priority for Washington.
Will providers be required to use equipment that is not readily available within the United States?
AT&T said it should pay a similar rate to other telecommunications attachers.
Industry associations have agreed that the FCC's rip and replace program needs more funding.
