Brooke Donilon
Wireless Carriers, Consumer Advocates Want Spectrum Studies to Continue
The FCC legal ability to auction off spectrum lapsed in March 2023 over concerns DoD spectrum could be sold off.
The Federal Communications Commission is the regulator of telecommunications, television, wireless, cable, satellite and radio-frequency spectrum in in the United States.
Brooke Donilon
The FCC legal ability to auction off spectrum lapsed in March 2023 over concerns DoD spectrum could be sold off.
Satellite
Council will advise legal and governmental actors on promoting a competitive space industry.
Robocall
Firm claims to have exceeded the FCC’s ‘Know Your Customer’ expectations.
Expert Opinion
While the United States struggles to get its house in order at home, China has been dominating the global race for 5G.
Spectrum
The agency's first meeting with Chairman Brendan Carr at the helm is set for Feb. 27.
Privacy
The company argued FCC fines were invalid under SEC v. Jarkesy
Public Safety
Met with local officials to discuss relief efforts
Congress
Other bipartisan measures related to broadband expansion, supply chain resilience, and emergency communications.
FCC
Speech-focused attorney Adam Candeub named FCC General Counsel
Robocall
Republican Simington continues to vote against fines.
Digital Inclusion
The agency dropped its defense of the nonbinary classification in its equal employment opportunity reporting rules.
Project 2025 Broadband
The industry group laid out its 2025 broadband policy priorities under President Donald Trump.
Public Safety
First official trip taken since Carr took over as FCC Chairman.
Funding
FCC Chairman Carr revealed probe in letter to head of both broadcasters.
FCC
Gomez, Starks, and Simington bring on new aides
OTI
The $4.4 billion deal includes 4 million customers, 30% of UScellular’s spectrum, and more than 2,000 towers.