Cybersecurity
FCC Looking for New Cyber Trust Mark Administrator
The previously selected testing company stepped down after an FCC probe into its ties to China.
Cybersecurity
The previously selected testing company stepped down after an FCC probe into its ties to China.
Wireless
Trade groups, companies suggested small-scale trials before moving forward.
12 Days of Broadband
In spite of the political salience of 'affordability,' federal rollbacks, industry pressure, and stalled state efforts took a toll on low-income Americans' broadband.
12 Days of Broadband
Citizens Broadband Radio Service hasn’t got an explicit defense from the Trump administration, but the FCC hasn’t said it intends to alter it.
12 Days of Broadband
The Federal Communications Commission's 39% problem
Spectrum
Carr said agency was not independent: 'Any FCC commissioner can be fired by the president for any reason, or no reason at all'
Free Speech
Senators confront Carr on broadcast influence, consolidation, and FCC independence
Spectrum
Dozens of wireless ISPs have written to the agency on the issue this month.
Spectrum
AT&T bought 3.45 GHz and 700 MHz licenses for about $1 billion.
Department of Commerce
Critics warn federal preemption efforts exceed agency authority and statutory limits.
Spectrum
In a change from the draft, the approved text asks about a Tribal licensing window.
Cybersecurity
The agency will vote on repealing a January order that expanded cybersecurity obligations for telecom providers.
permitting
More than 200 individuals urged the FCC to abandon rules they say erode local rights and speed tower approvals.
Communications Act
Advocates said the policy created risks for newsroom independence and speech.
Spectrum
Wireless carriers, in contrast, push the FCC to ‘maximize’ the amount of midband spectrum cleared for auction.
Free Speech
Session follows bipartisan concern over Chairman Brendan Carr’s perceived threats toward broadcast licensees.