Second Circuit
Cable, Chamber of Commerce Ask SCOTUS to Toss N.Y. Broadband Law
Industry groups asked SCOTUS to strike down the Affordable Broadband Act – but only after net neutrality is sorted out.
The Federal Communications Commission is the regulator of telecommunications, television, wireless, cable, satellite and radio-frequency spectrum in in the United States.
Second Circuit
Industry groups asked SCOTUS to strike down the Affordable Broadband Act – but only after net neutrality is sorted out.
Rural
The FCC said the deal will not remove competition from the market
Ziply
The FCC said the transaction will serve to benefit consumers
RDOF
The company defaulted on auction-won locations in three states
Eighth Circuit
The agency’s grace period for enforcement is expected to end this month
900 MHz
The company asked the FCC to consider its plan to operate a GPS backup. Opponents worry about interference.
Net Neutrality
The agency said ISPs Function like DoorDash or GrubHub.
Broadband Mapping and Data
National Telecom failed to submit broadband data three times in two years, bureau said.
Election 2024
The inquiry hopes to identify and address how broadband policy can improve.
USF
The contribution factor will be raised from 34.4 percent to 35.8 percent
BEAD
He said the company is 'excited about BEAD in the right circumstances.'
Wireless
AT&T warns FCC proposal could upend its ability to offer affordable smartphones.
USF
The group has been working to modernize the fund for more than a year.
BEAD
Republicans have criticized the program for moving too slowly
Election 2024
Two right-leading panelists agreed that federal agencies must better measure success for the Universal Service Fund.
Biden-Harris Administration
All ISPs will be required to display new labels to customers by October 10.
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