Congress
House Subcommittee Advances Broadband Bills
Lawmakers are still working with stakeholders and the FCC to refine a bill on streamlining satellite licensing
Congress
Lawmakers are still working with stakeholders and the FCC to refine a bill on streamlining satellite licensing
Congress
Bills include the PLAN for Broadband Act and SAT Streamlining Act
Congress
Six bills before the panel would create new responsibilities for NTIA and the FCC.
Darren Soto
House to consider FirstNet reauthorization, USF vetting bill, and others.
mergers
Denials and hearing referrals would have to be voted on by commissioners.
Public Safety
Bills propose federal grants for next-gen 911, enhanced satellite alerts, and improved FCC reporting
AI
Washington has responded with calls to investigate how militant groups are using AI and encourage tech companies to share more about how products are potentially being misused.
BEAD
New bill would remove NTIA exemption from the Freedom of Information Act.
Congress
Industry leaders warn permitting delays and USF collapse could cripple connectivity in rural America
Chips
Democrats also sought to scrutinize FCC's recent investigations of broadcast television networks.
BEAD
The bill comes as state officials push for reforms to environmental and historic preservation permitting rules under BEAD.
Committee on Commerce Science and Transportation
Two bills target BEAD delays, one focuses on U.S. wireless leadership
Broadband's Impact
Legislation introduces federal criminal penalties for distributing non-consensual intimate imagery.
Rip and Replace
Telecom attorneys said they weren't optimistic about a deal coming together.
Briefs
The new legislation aims to increase coordination between 130 federal broadband programs and 15 different agencies.
FCC
The bills deal with network security and studying 6G technology.
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