Spectrum
U.S. Should Prioritize Satellite Spectrum Sharing at WRC, Groups Say
With its own LEO constellations in the works, host country China may be on board
Spectrum
With its own LEO constellations in the works, host country China may be on board
FCC
The order would support faster deployment of space-based broadband if approved.
Fiber
The chairman announced that changes would be addressed at the FCC’s July 22 open meeting
AI
The association is asking the FCC to reevaluate internet speed requirements in light of AI’s expansion.
Spectrum
The agency is set to sell off 160 megahertz in the band
Cybersecurity
The agency also granted another waiver under its router ban, as requests keep coming in
E-Rate
Thursday’s FCC E-Rate inquiry would raise compliance burdens for consultants, participants, and providers, librarians said in interviews
Funding
School and library groups said they were planning to marshal opposition to cutting back E-Rate funding
Fiber
The state had urged the agency not to preempt state regulations during the rulemaking process
Spectrum
The agency will publish winning bidders ‘at a later date’
Satellite
Sateliot had asked the agency to reconsider an April ruling affirming certain direct-to-device bands couldn’t be shared
Health and Human Services Department
The ‘Never, Ever’ campaign is designed to bring awareness to government and business imposter scams.
Defense Department
The latest decision further eases import restrictions
FCC
The National Association of Broadcasters says proposed earth station fees would burden fixed satellite facilities
NATE
A Minnesota block lost its fiber over a $90,000 permit bill. The FCC can fix that.
FCC
Coalition argues FCC lacks authority to terminate or narrow school and library broadband subsidies