Broadband Mapping and Data
Accessibility, Consumer Groups Warn Against Scaling Back Broadband Transparency Labels
AARP cautioned the FCC against relying on ISPs’ characterizations of consumer behavior
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Broadband Mapping and Data
AARP cautioned the FCC against relying on ISPs’ characterizations of consumer behavior
Education
The coalition’s letter advocates for technology use in schools to improve future job prospects and educational advancement.
Digital Inclusion
Legal expert warns forthcoming Eighth Circuit ruling may matter less than FCC politics.
Broadband Mapping and Data
Rural co-ops press FCC for symmetrical 100 * 100 Mbps broadband standard
Wireless
Coalition indicates that its not finished fighting UScellular-T-Mobile transaction, closed or not.
Net Neutrality
Groups say political climate too hostile for a high court appeal.
Nokia Webinar
In this candid and timely webinar, three leading broadband policy experts will dive into a digital 'grab bag' of hot-button BEAD topics.
Consumers’ Research
SCOTUS is preparing to rule within weeks on a Constitutional challenge to the fund's structure.
Commerce
Awardees under original rules say they may not reapply.
Broadband Live
Defenders of USF counter that the 1996 Telecom Act sets clear limits and that Universal Service Administrative Company's role is strictly ministerial.
Benton
UScellular has deals to sell its operations and much of its spectrum to the three major wireless carriers.
Benton
Program supporters said the move would be illegal.
Benton
AT&T would need a spectrum ownership cap waived to complete the $1 billion sale.
Benton
Public interest groups say the FCC should modernize, not dismantle, key programs.
Benton
A bipartisan group of 115 legislators from 28 states urged caution as the Trump administration mulls rule changes.
Benton
Telecom companies, public interest groups, and both the Biden and Trump administrations are united in the fight over the FCC’s Universal Service Fund.