Broadband Mapping and Data
WISP Speeds Rising, But So are Starlink’s, Ookla Says
The company predicted increased competition between the two for rural broadband subs.
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
The company predicted increased competition between the two for rural broadband subs.
Defense Department
The group joins Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, Rep. Richard Hudson, R-N.C., and the White House.
mergers
Supporters say the deal could expand broadband investment, onshore customer service jobs, and improve employee wages.
Spectrum
The company said it would seek a waiver to use the terrestrial spectrum for satellite service.
enforcement
Verizon is asking Supreme Court to resolve a split, with the D.C. and the Second Circuits on one hand and the Fifth Circuit on the other.
permitting
More than 200 individuals urged the FCC to abandon rules they say erode local rights and speed tower approvals.
Communications Act
Advocates said the policy created risks for newsroom independence and speech.
Spectrum
The agency is considering upping power limits and opening spectrum for low-earth orbit satellite use.
Commerce
The agency urged filers to limit submissions as it reopened Thursday.
Spectrum
Wireless carriers, in contrast, push the FCC to ‘maximize’ the amount of midband spectrum cleared for auction.
Expert Opinion
The merger should be approved as it would benefit consumers through lower prices and infrastructure upgrades without creating monopoly concerns.
permitting
Comments in the agency's docket on the issue are due Monday.
Spectrum
Letter urges a special filing window to expand broadband on native lands.
Digital Inclusion
The panel discussed balancing innovation with public safety, and whether inmates should bear security costs for phone calls and communication under new FCC rules.
Commerce
The FCC now serves political interests instead of the public, former agency officials said.
Free Speech
Session follows bipartisan concern over Chairman Brendan Carr’s perceived threats toward broadcast licensees.