Expert Opinion
Shared Spectrum in Education: Back-to-School for Policymakers
Schools leverage CBRS for a wide diversity of applications.
The Federal Communications Commission is the regulator of telecommunications, television, wireless, cable, satellite and radio-frequency spectrum in in the United States.
Expert Opinion
Schools leverage CBRS for a wide diversity of applications.
OTI
Eighteen consumer groups pushed the FCC to adopt a uniform 60-day phone unlocking standard.
Fiber
The $94.7 billion investment reported in 2023 came from leading wireline, wireless, and cable providers.
Communications Act
Should streaming video and broadband services be subject to fees similar to those imposed on cable TV providers?
T-Mobile
Wireless carrier warns smartphone subsidies could shrink up to 70 percent.
Tribal
Providers should hold the sales pitch and listen to the needs of a given tribe, they said.
SpaceX
The government has a history of preferencing government-owned networks at the expense of private alternatives.
Lifeline
The company stole more than $100 million over several years
C-Band
SES and Intelsat said the merger will allow them to compete more effectively with other methods of content distribution
Affordability
Says high court should allow N.Y. to enforce the Affordable Broadband Act, which requires 25 Mbps for $15/month or 200 Mbps for $20/month
Affordability
The Affordable Connectivity Program should change the income-eligibility threshold to 135% of the federal poverty line, says report.
Election 2024
The Nov. 5 election could bring significant changes to the FCC
AI
Broadcasters concerned FCC is overstepping its authority.
Fiber
Verizon argues minimal competitive overlap, but regulators will examine the impact.
Digital Inclusion
Agency leader concerned about the impact on low-income households and healthcare services.
Mobile
Groups argue that unlocking rules will promote digital equity.
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