Spectrum
Dish to Colo. Judge: Don’t Uphold American Tower Contract
Two tower companies have sued to prevent Dish from exiting lease agreements after major spectrum sales by its parent company.
Spectrum
Two tower companies have sued to prevent Dish from exiting lease agreements after major spectrum sales by its parent company.
12 Days of Broadband
Is the EchoStar saga a success story for spectrum entrepreneurship, or cautionary tale about consolidation in wireless?
Spectrum
The tower company is asking a judge to prevent Dish from exiting its lease after major spectrum sales.
Virginia
Comcast cited 13,000 Virginia locations facing delayed deployments from pole disputes.
FCC
It's the second major tower company to allege Dish is trying to improperly exit its contracts after major spectrum sales.
Infrastructure
Certain small cells, towers, and rural 5G builds may soon bypass NEPA and historic site reviews
Briefs
Infrastructure investment company appoints new CEOs to lead its fiber broadband and wireless businesses.
Earnings
The company will hang on to its 40,000 towers.
FCC
A coalition of utility companies asked the FCC to discard part of its new pole attachment rules.
Infrastructure
Existing infrastructure is insufficient to handle extra traffic from the 2024 Republican National Convention: Verizon.
Pole Attachments
Telecoms and utility companies want each other to pay for pole replacements.
Broadband Live
While policymakers work to lift barriers such as permitting reform, others remain sidelined, such as pole access.
Infrastructure
Support from the Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment last mile program may cover middle mile gaps.
Defense
Experts say that 5G increases fixed wireless speed to be a competitor to wired networks.
Breakfast Club
The May 10 Connect (X) session will discuss the Middle Mile Program and the key role of state broadband offices.
FCC
Observers from the event say the chairwoman’s remarks were her most substantive yet on the matter.