FCC
FCC Chairman Carr Highlights Agency Accomplishments in 2025
The agency moved aggressively, drawing legal challenges
The Federal Communications Commission is the regulator of telecommunications, television, wireless, cable, satellite and radio-frequency spectrum in in the United States.
FCC
The agency moved aggressively, drawing legal challenges
Cybersecurity
The FCC proposed a licensing regime, citing national security concerns.
FCC
State regulators warn 1.77 million Californians could face service disruptions
12 Days of Broadband
White House action reshaped federal tech and telecom regulation in 2025
12 Days of Broadband
The Federal Communications Commission's 39% problem
mergers
A CPUC judge set an oral argument date of Jan. 12, 2026.
Broadband Mapping and Data
Survey of NTCA members finds nearly nine in 10 schools, libraries, and hospitals are served by fiber.
permitting
Local governments oppose the idea.
FCC
Broadcasters spar over whether the FCC should relax or retain its remaining media ownership limits
FCC
FCC establishes $96 benchmark for broadband plans offered by USF recipients
Spectrum
New Street’s Blair Levin said the memo suggested CBRS was less likely to be auctioned.
USF
Lawmakers are considering how best to reform the fund.
Democracy
Experts dispute FCC Chairman Brendan Carr's denial of agency independence
Spectrum
Carr said agency was not independent: 'Any FCC commissioner can be fired by the president for any reason, or no reason at all'
Spectrum
Sen. Schumer and colleagues push FCC to put consumer protections first in upcoming allocations
Spectrum
Bubley warned the United States must sell its spectrum-sharing philosophy abroad before the 2027 World Radiocommunication Conference