Expert Opinion
The Court Did Its Job, Now It’s Time for Congress to Get Millions of Americans Online
Joel Thayer and Roslyn Layton argue that Universal Service Fund reform will be the next major fight on Capitol Hill.
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Expert Opinion
Joel Thayer and Roslyn Layton argue that Universal Service Fund reform will be the next major fight on Capitol Hill.
permitting
Intrepid says five year right-of-way lockout violates federal and state law.
FCC
Provider now faces over $25M in penalties for defaults.
Infrastructure
The company submitted requests to discontinue legacy service at another 61,000 locations.
Privacy
Telecom industry groups had said the rules were too similar to ones Congress axed under the Congressional Review Act
enforcement
The decision sets up a split with the Fifth Circuit.
Fixed Wireless
Notes steady growth and newly available spectrum as reasons for industry optimism
FCC
Company to develop compliance plan.
Antitrust
Repeal of EO 14036 drops federal push on net neutrality, broadband price transparency, and merger oversight.
Community Broadband
Another LFA calls out trade groups.
Digital Inclusion
The lawmakers accuse Carr of violating congressional intent, causing societal harm
Robocall
The proposed ‘trust model’ builds on STIR/SHAKEN measures to confirm caller identification.
Wireless
RWA and CCA said they expected 'several' more providers to ask for extra funds to avoid shutting down cell sites.
Rural
Tribal Nations continue to push for better connectivity.
FCC
Groups call regulations ‘onerous and vague.’
Wireless
Coalition indicates that its not finished fighting UScellular-T-Mobile transaction, closed or not.
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