Public Safety
House Commerce Staff Hoping for FirstNet Reauthorization This Year
The agency will sunset in February 2027 unless Congress reauthorizes it
AT&T is one of the largest telecommunications companies in the United States.
Public Safety
The agency will sunset in February 2027 unless Congress reauthorizes it
Infrastructure
Lumen said it was laying middle mile fiber next to strands reserved by hyperscalers
Satellite
The 30-day authorization covers non-commercial testing using up to 100 handsets.
mergers
MobileX ‘has the cellular part, just need the satellite part,’ CEO says
enforcement
The wireless carriers are each seeking refunds on a combined $200 million in penalties
Expert Opinion
Now that the big three carriers are jointly building satellite direct-to-device coverage, BEAD should stop chasing rural mobile and stick to connecting unserved homes.
enforcement
T-Mobile and Verizon are also looking for refunds after the Supreme Court ruled initial forfeiture orders are nonbinding
Satellite
The company, behind on it direct-to-device satellite deployment, has said it could buy a launch provider to avoid further delays
Earnings
EchoStar lost 118,000 mobile subscribers in the second quarter
Expert Opinion
The authors propose a debate using the Verizon NY 2025 Annual Report, and other pertinent facts
USF
State regulators say AT&T’s federal preemption claim lacks merit.
Spectrum
The company wants to make public safety gear with government spectrum that NTIA is eyeing for mobile use
Wireless
The company is looking to sell more of those bundled plans
Infrastructure
Analysts expect more deals ahead for Verizon
Spectrum
The Wall Street Journal reported another EchoStar subsidiary was nearing bankruptcy
Satellite
The service would be supported by exclusive spectrum acquired from Globalstar