FCC
AT&T and DISH Agreement, FCC Adds More States in Robocall Fight, $50M from Emergency Connectivity Fund
Dish said its customers will now have access to AT&T’s gigabit fiber services.
The Federal Communications Commission is the regulator of telecommunications, television, wireless, cable, satellite and radio-frequency spectrum in in the United States.
FCC
Dish said its customers will now have access to AT&T’s gigabit fiber services.
Infrastructure
FCC will consider raising the speed standard for certain carriers that receive fixed monthly funding from the agency.
FCC
NTIA’s Evan Feinman spoke about what states need to keep in mind as they prepare for BEAD funds.
FCC
The FCC laid out its agenda for the June open meeting.
Infrastructure
The issue of pole attachment costs to place broadband equipment is being examined by the FCC.
FCC
Agency leaders sign pact to formalize information-sharing on broadband deployment projects.
USTelecom
The FCC has a September deadline for mapping data it will begin collecting at the end of June.
Joe Biden
A Senate committee passed a bill that would require the FCC explore including Big Tech in Universal Service Fund contributions.
FCC
FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel announced the proposal at a meeting of the National Coalition for Technology in Education and Training.
NTCA
Rural communities vary in broadband needs, making community engagement essential for breaching the digital divide.
Broadband Live
The decision may disrupt managed Wi-Fi in multi-family arrangements.
Infrastructure
ATS will test technology allowing LEO satellites to provide direct connectivity to cellphones.
FCC
The Universal Service Fund’s base is shrinking.
Rural
It’s the ninth wave of funding confirmations, bringing the total amount to more than $5.2 billion to three million locations.
FCC
There are new proposed rules that offer legal protections to those aiding in enforcement efforts against illegal robocalls.
Expert Opinion
Former North Dakota senator sounds practical, but she is misreading quotes or taking them out of context.