NCTA
FCC’s Proposed Rules on Robotexts Will Limit Wireless Providers’ Effectiveness: Industry
The ruling would prevent providers from accessing emergency and government services, they say.
The Federal Communications Commission is the regulator of telecommunications, television, wireless, cable, satellite and radio-frequency spectrum in in the United States.
NCTA
The ruling would prevent providers from accessing emergency and government services, they say.
Education Department
The program has added two million Americans since June.
FCC
Rulemaking could unlock critical capacity in the 12.2 GHz spectrum band.
FCC
Limited foreign investment includes on technologies such as semiconductors and AI.
FCC
FCC seeking comments to facilitate better broadband connectivity in tribal communities.
FCC
Terrorist and bad actor threats are spurring government adoption of AI.
Expert Opinion
We may miss a major opportunity to finally connect all areas of the country if we don’t leverage 5G FWA technology.
Education Department
Cyberattacks can cost up to $1 million for schools, according to a GAO report.
FCC
The group attributes surging costs to unforeseen post-COVID challenges
FCC
The benefit would go beyond tribes to other high cost locations.
BBLO
Legislation to help close the rip and replace funding gap still awaits votes in Congress.
Defense Department
FCC chairwoman pitches spectrum for space launch communications.
Biden-Harris Administration
Existing laws provide the ability to address potential harms from artificial intelligence.
Broadband Live
Rules can increase the burden on small providers.
Space Bureau
In the battle over frequencies for low-earth orbit satellites, Amazon pointed to successful geostationary satellite orbit usage.
Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021
Preference will be given to applications that are cost effective.
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