
Wireless
GOP State AGs Oppose FCC’s 60-Day Mobile Phone Unlocking Plan
State officials say FCC lacks legal authority to require unlocking.
The Federal Communications Commission is the regulator of telecommunications, television, wireless, cable, satellite and radio-frequency spectrum in in the United States.
Wireless
State officials say FCC lacks legal authority to require unlocking.
Defense
The proposal has faced opposition from spectrum-sharing advocates and federal agencies.
mergers
Charter's merger proposal excluded GCI from the deal.
BEAD
The company said it wasn't able to contest the state's claim that some of its subscribers were underserved.
rip and replace program
The company encouraged the FCC to redistribute available funding
Expert Opinion
Without a Congressional statute given the FCC explicit power, the FCC is clearly overstepping its bounds.
Wireless
The proposal clashes with Rosenworcel's proposed 60-day unlocking plan.
Wireless
The company agreed to provide a nationwide low-cost plan and other commitments.
Broadband's Impact
Tech CEOs must submit plans by Oct. 1 to address AI election disinformation.
Rural
The company will be subject to federal non-compliance measures.
Public Safety
The agency proposed the FCC wait for field test results before a rulemaking.
Regulation
Congress likely needs to be 'very explicit in its delegation to agencies,' Khan said.
Broadband Mapping and Data
Key recent developments include FCC fines on nine ISP, the annual 706 Report and a pending deadline for the FCC's broadband labels program.
Cybersecurity
Public library probe has ruled out foreign states or terrorist groups.
Sixth Circuit
INCOMPAS said its members get worse pole deals without FCC support.
AI
FCC Chief Jessica Rosenworcel touted the plan at a tech policy summit Wednesday.