Broadband Mapping and Data
FCC Report: 94 Percent of Locations Have Broadband Access
Ookla speed test data shows rural residents still lag behind their urban counterparts in connectivity.
The Federal Communications Commission is the regulator of telecommunications, television, wireless, cable, satellite and radio-frequency spectrum in in the United States.
Broadband Mapping and Data
Ookla speed test data shows rural residents still lag behind their urban counterparts in connectivity.
House Appropriations
Agency has reduced staff, trimmed budget in recent months.
GPS
‘System of systems’ approach necessary to protect U.S. navigation infrastructure, some said.
Wireless
CTIA proposed exempting many wireless deployments from environmental and historical reviews.
Briefs
Surrendered locations could be eligible for BEAD funding.
Expert Opinion
If we want to put America first, we must put Wi-Fi first.
FCC
Democrat Gomez condemned the approval as a 'backroom deal.'
Charter
Analysts don't expect the deal to face regulatory hurdles.
mergers
FCC Chairman Carr previously warned diversity efforts could jeopardize merger approval.
FCC
Gomez said White House-directed effort to chill speech in newsrooms and online was working.
Spectrum
The company is aiming to deploy CBRS in 23 markets by the end of the year.
Justice Department
Slaughter, Bedoya head to court May 20.
Congress
Democrats fail in bid to redirect spectrum funds to broadband affordability, 911 infrastructure, or cybersecurity in reconciliation bill.
Cyber Trust Mark.
“Sometimes, the best way to protect our nation is to empower it.”
Commerce
House Energy and Commerce Committee markup stretched late into the evening.
Benton
UScellular has deals to sell its operations and much of its spectrum to the three major wireless carriers.
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