FCC
FCC Hears Need for More Flexible 12 GHz Band to Support Fixed Wireless Applications
Rulemaking could unlock critical capacity in the 12.2 GHz spectrum band.
Incompas, the internet and competitive networks association, is a trade association representing internet, competitive communications, infrastructure, energy, and technology companies that advocates for competition policy across all networks.
FCC
Rulemaking could unlock critical capacity in the 12.2 GHz spectrum band.
Funding
Proposed changes to regulations would lift program revenue restrictions for recipients of BEAD funds.
Robocall
The rules would ban the practice of marketers purporting to have written consent for numerous parties to contact a consumer.
Expert Opinion
While the USF remains vital in an ever-increasing connected world, it is in serious jeopardy of surviving.
FCC
Including all broadband internet revenue will alter the internet in uncertain ways, claims expert.
Fifth Circuit
The matter is also in front of the 6th and 11th Circuit courts.
Infrastructure
Broadband Breakfast evaluated 14 submissions to the White House’s proposal on Build America, Buy America rules.
FCC
A bill that would extend the auction authority of the FCC passed the House.
Pole Attachments
The controversy is about the rates that internet companies seeking to put fiber on utility poles need to pay.
FCC
INCOMPAS pushed FCC on acknowledging that pole owners are beneficiaries of pole replacements.
INCOMPAS
‘We want to help you help us.’
5G Wireless
‘We’re in the early innings now of this 5G evolution and really the fourth industrial revolution,’ said a Verizon partner.
Broadband Live
Critical USF programs for expanding broadband are struggling to maintain revenue streams.
FCC
One trade group warns about providers leaving the program if data collection too onerous.
FCC
The European Parliament passed two pieces of legislation that are intended to tackle anticompetitive behavior and content deemed illegal.
ARPA
“We have put our thumb on the scale for fiber,” said Joseph Wender, director the Treasury Department’s broadband fund.