Spectrum
Tower Companies Continue Push for Conditions on EchoStar Spectrum Deals
Executives urged FCC Chairman Brendan Carr to ensure Dish’s obligations would be paid.
Spectrum
Executives urged FCC Chairman Brendan Carr to ensure Dish’s obligations would be paid.
Expert Opinion
RFK Jr.'s unfounded 5G health claims threaten U.S. broadband deployment and AI leadership while benefiting overseas competitors.
mergers
The deal is now expected to close on Jan. 20, and diversity policies issue resolved.
Public Safety
The six public safety communications bills were advanced on a bipartisan basis.
FCC
The three-hour hearing was largely focused on broadcast regulation and accusations the agency was pressuring media companies critical of the White House.
Infrastructure
The company wants to decommission much of its copper by the end of 2029.
Spectrum
Dish has argued it is exempt from contracts after its parent company EchoStar reached deals to sell much of its spectrum.
FCC
The Maryland Bar can reject claims without first hand accounts, despite FCC Chairman Brendan Carr’s public comments.
Mobile
The company had been required to unlock phones after 60 days.
SpaceX
The agency said the move would improve SpaceX’s satellite broadband service.
enforcement
Mobile carriers want justices to find the agency’s process unconstitutional.
Spectrum
Two tower companies have sued to prevent Dish from exiting lease agreements after major spectrum sales by its parent company.
broadcasting
In a fireside chat, Chairman Brendan Carr cited progress on C-band, 6 GHz, and a national framework for artificial intelligence.
Spectrum
Wi-Fi supporters were pleased with the announcement.
Cybersecurity
The previously selected testing company stepped down after an FCC probe into its ties to China.
People
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr's new top economist is University of North Carolina economics professor Jonathan Williams.