Sixth Circuit
ISPs Continue to Cite Major Questions Doctrine in Net Neutrality Challenge
Sixth Circuit judges have so far been receptive to the argument.
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Sixth Circuit
Sixth Circuit judges have so far been receptive to the argument.
Infrastructure
ACA Connects pushed the FCC to adopt firm make-ready timelines and enhance self-help remedies for pole attachments.
FCC
Agency’s effort backs White House in seeking ways for consumers to engage with live representatives.
Commerce
Existing rules unnecessarily restrict the operation of non-geostationary satellite systems, company says.
Commerce
The outage also took FirstNet offline -- evidence, the groups say, of the ease with which the band could be put to commercial use.
Infrastructure
The trade group called for negotiable make-ready timelines to address challenges beyond pole owners' control.
FCC
The bill would ensure that states have the money to connect unserved addresses.
NCTA
The FCC is considering rules to make it easy to cancel subscriptions and talk to human representatives.
Affordability
'One or two years does not necessarily indicate a permanent change in a trend.'
Fifth Circuit
Consumer groups are trying to resolve the issue with the agency directly.
Fifth Circuit
The Molaks' challenge follows the Supreme Court’s Loper Bright ruling restricting agency deference.
Communications Act
Public interest groups want a pause in their legal challenge to a key USF funding decision by the FCC
Infrastructure
NCTA proposed the FCC extend the 45-day make-ready timeframe for orders of up to 6,000 poles.
Second Circuit
The state's attorney general agreed not to enforce the law while the Supreme Court reviews their request.
FCC
The report includes spending data from 12 agencies across 70 programs as mandated by Congress.
FCC
The agency in February made such calls illegal without prior consent.
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