The sheer magnitude of the overstatements in the FCC’s map makes the challenge process untenable.
Mississippi will receive $151 million from Treasury's Capital Projects Fund.
The NTIA has acknowledged a clear preference for fiber in its bipartisan infrastructure deployment effort.
The Surgeon General called on Congress to take action against the harms social media poses to youth.
The House Energy and Commerce Committee passed a three-year extension of the FCC's auction authority.
Reverse auctions would stretch funding further.
Former FCC commissioners pushed Congress to extend the spectrum auction of the agency.
A new Senate working group is set to consider reforms to the USF.
Biden announces new FCC commissioner nomination following Sohn's withdrawal.
Senators introduced changes to a 2022 bill that would increase AI regulation.
South Carolina performs mapping audits to hold ISPs accountable for coverage claims.
A TikTok spokesperson argued that the ban violates the First Amendment.
While the USF remains vital in an ever-increasing connected world, it is in serious jeopardy of surviving.
States are facing increasing costs and difficulties in deploying IIJA-backed broadband projects.
In light of technical evidence, the FCC has voted to preserve 12.2-12.7 GHz band for satellite purposes.
Congress should increase speed requirements for the USDA’s broadband programs to encourage fiber builds, committee hears.
We know little about how California and other states plan to distribute the money under the opaque arrangement.
Small wireless carriers urge Congress to give FCC authority to auction spectrum.
Treasury announced funding awards through the Capital Projects Fund for broadband and community development projects.
Fabric data will continue to improve with feedback implementation and process changes, said CostQuest CEO.
Experts say that 5G increases fixed wireless speed to be a competitor to wired networks.
Including all broadband internet revenue will alter the internet in uncertain ways, claims expert.
Cost modifications will reduce the efficiency of the program, agree experts.
This special “town hall” will address the strong desire from many in the broadband world to see the Affordable Connectivity Fund renewed.
Broadband leaders have 'unrealistic expectations' for mapping accuracy, panel hears.
Coordination cross-agencies for broadband project deployment is unique, conference hears.
RDOF defaults prevented an estimated 293,128 locations in 31 states from getting new investments, the FCC said.
Keeping American families and veterans connected is too important to allow the ACP to lapse.
Critics of the EARN IT Act argue that it would have severe costs for digital privacy and online speech.
Lawmakers considered more than 30 legislative drafts targeting potential regulatory obstacles.
Trade groups and other organizations disagreed over issues such as spectrum sharing.
In a Fiber Broadband Association webinar, consultants, mappers and ISPs said states must verify broadband coverage.
The FCC inches closer to exhausting the $7.17 billion fund.
The FCC has been trying to get as many eligible Americans on the ACP as possible through outreach.
The FCC will launch the bureau on Tuesday.
Newly proposed legislation would add 7 months to the challenge process for states and other parties.
The bipartisan bill would apparently require that the FCC fix errors before the NTIA issues broadband funds.
Blackfoot will start fiber construction this spring.
The FCC is prepared to terminate by order the call traffic to and from One Eye LLC for alleged robocall violations.
Last month, the Affordable Connectivity Program was announced to have 16 million Americans signed up.
