Second Circuit
ISPs Ask Supreme Court to Find N.Y. Law Illegal – After Net Neutrality is Sorted Out
Broadband providers say Title I of the Communications Act preempts state rate regulation.
CTIA – The Wireless Association, is a leading trade group representing mobile wireless service providers.
Second Circuit
Broadband providers say Title I of the Communications Act preempts state rate regulation.
Spectrum
Increased spectrum sharing is the way to handle user demand in the midst of spectrum shortages, expert says
DC Circuit
ISPs want the case to remain in Cincinnati to deny the FCC home court advantage in the D.C. Circuit.
FCC
An AT&T subsidiary argues it should not be subject to higher penalties for false remibursement claims.
DC Circuit
'The motion for stay pending review should be denied,' the FCC says.
5G Wireless
‘Access to light poles is especially needed as wireless providers seek to increase capacity,’ CTIA says
Second Circuit
It's possible the ISPs will ask the FCC to preempt the New York law
FCC
The company said it may have to shut down money-losing cell towers.
Sixth Circuit
The Sixth Circuit was selected by lottery because national and state trade groups had filed identical appeals in four other circuits.
Second Circuit
That's the date trade groups have to decide whether to further challenge a New York law affected by the rules.
Defense
Lt. Gen. David Isaacson acknowledged the friction between wireless companies and the Department of Defense over access to spectrum.
Spectrum
Planned Tuesday House subcommittee hearing with all five FCC commissioners postponed because of the death of Chairwoman Rosenworcel's father.
OTI
Carriers like AT&T want temporary licenses, while smaller providers and think tanks pushed for spectrum sharing.
FCC
FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr said the services at issue fell outside the FCC’s Section 222 authority.
Defense
The Senate Commerce Committee is planning to vote on the bill at its May 1 markup
Privacy
Industry groups want a federal privacy law to hand all authority over to the FTC.