Spectrum
Qualcomm Still Pushing for Sidelink Rulemaking
The company wants to make public safety gear with government spectrum that NTIA is eyeing for mobile use
Originally the National Cable and Telecommunications Association, NCTA – The Internet & Television Association, is a trade association representing major cable and television companies. NCTA’s member companies connect more than 82 million customers to high-speed internet.
Spectrum
The company wants to make public safety gear with government spectrum that NTIA is eyeing for mobile use
BEAD
NTIA would have to publish states’ semiannual reports
Spectrum
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr said the auction is expected to bring in anywhere from $30 billion to $60 billion
White Papers
More than 18,000 incidents nationwide, affecting over 11.8 million customers.
Copper Theft
Government Officials and experts showed their support for imposing stronger penalties for infrastructure vandalism.
Copper Theft
The July 15 summit will address the problems and potential solutions to copper theft and infrastructure vandalism
Pole Attachments
The cable company and the Appalachian Power Company have been unable to resolve a dispute over pole replacement costs
Privacy
Telecom industry groups still want to overturn a court decision upholding the rules, fearing the precedent would make it harder to ax rules with Congress’s help
Robocalls
The company explained that the FCC should not disrupt a system that works well.
Cybersecurity
NCTA said its suppliers would be hit by severe supply shortages if they couldn’t swap out components in already approved router designs.
Cybersecurity
The FCC sought comment on blocking telecom carriers from connecting with entities on its covered list.
Congress
Bill would ensure the U.S. speaks 'with one voice' during the Shanghai conference.
FCC
After 16,000 attacks, and 10 million customers cut off, Congress still hasn't acted.
FCC
Industry, labor, and business groups urge FCC to reject the proposal.
Cybersecurity
NCTA said its suppliers need to swap components in already approved router designs amid AI-induced shortages
Appalachian Power Company
Disputed pole replacement fees could delay broadband deployments, the ISP argues.