FCC
FCC Opens Inquiry Into Communications Marketplace
Biennial report will assess marketplace competition, identifying barriers and regulatory needs.
The Federal Communications Commission is the regulator of telecommunications, television, wireless, cable, satellite and radio-frequency spectrum in in the United States.
FCC
Biennial report will assess marketplace competition, identifying barriers and regulatory needs.
Brian O’Hara
Industry officials clashed over pole replacement costs, make-ready timelines, and federal regulatory authority.
E-Rate
The FCC is leveraging new authority to fast-track the removal of bad actors from all universal service programs.
Spectrum
SpaceX has asked for the change, which incumbent geostationary operators oppose.
5G Wireless
Agency officials signal broader push into supply chain security and review of emerging technologies.
USF
Increased competition in already-served markets could leave rural communities behind.
South Carolina
Settlement avoids potential federal ruling on broadband deployment barriers.
Tennessee
Lenoir City's public utility is building out a fiber network offering gigabit speeds at far lower prices than incumbent monopolies across Knox and Loudon counties.
Public Safety
Pentagon says foreign-made drones pose ‘unacceptable’ national security risks.
Expert Opinion
EchoStar is trying to cash out on spectrum sales while stiffing the companies that built its network.
Cybersecurity
New rules force companies to shift production or halt new device sales in the U.S. market.
Gartner
The application comes after Amazon criticized a similar proposal by SpaceX.
USF
Lawmakers are working to update the fund’s contribution base.
Public Safety
Several industry groups have cited harmful interference risks and public safety concerns.
Michael O'Rielly
Citizens Against Government Waste targets Rural Utilities Service as duplicative.
Fiber
Deal includes thousands of miles of copper and fiber infrastructure.
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