Broadband Mapping and Data
Industry Wants More Changes to FCC’s Broadband Data Collection
A rift persists over how providers should get coverage areas restored to the FCC’s broadband map
A federal law signed in March 2020 that requires the FCC to collect and publish accurate broadband service availability data from providers. It improves broadband mapping by requiring internet providers to submit precise coverage maps and establishes a public challenge process to verify the data.
Broadband Mapping and Data
A rift persists over how providers should get coverage areas restored to the FCC’s broadband map
FCC
That’s in line with the agency’s request and up from its $390 million FY2025 budget.
FCC
Agency plans on promoting high-speed internet.
Broadband Mapping and Data
States, ISPs still struggling to challenge its accuracy
FCC
Trusty was nominated to be fifth FCC commissioner in January
BEAD Data
FCC’s new mapping fabric will drive Rural Digital Opportunity Fund 'true-up'.
FCC
Trusty's legislative work has spanned broadband mapping and protection of free speech online.
FCC
Three GOP contenders could shape FCC’s future direction in the new Trump administration.
FCC
The agency first circulated the update in May after taking comments earlier this year.
NTCA
Allowing providers to submit advertised speeds results in overstated coverage, groups said.
FCC
A proposed order will enhance auditing and verification, the agency said.
Broadband Communities
The NTIA aims to influence the use of alternative technologies to fiber optics and streamline permitting processes with new guidelines.
BDC
A leaked email from a company exec revealed that the false data was a deliberate attempt to prevent competitors from accessing government grants earmarked for broadband expansion in the region.
FCC
AT&T is pushing for more interoperability of equipment on its wireless network.
BDC
The commission would increase its standard to 100 * 20 Mbps.
Expert Opinion
The day the music stopped for rural America with the release of FCC’s “new” map.
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