NCTA
FCC’s Proposed Rules on Robotexts Will Limit Wireless Providers’ Effectiveness: Industry
The ruling would prevent providers from accessing emergency and government services, they say.
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.
NCTA
The ruling would prevent providers from accessing emergency and government services, they say.
Expert Opinion
The Buy America mandate could seriously hamper the Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment program.
Infrastructure
Strict domestic manufacturing requirements may hinder the success of the $42.5 billion BEAD Program.
Expert Opinion
Why have internet prices remained constant while demand surges? It all boils down to investment.
Infrastructure
Panelists are concerned that states may not have had the prescriptive guidance needed to maximize funding.
FCC
WISPA’s letter notes that many of its member are small providers that serve sparsely populated areas.
NCTA
Commenters urge FCC not to further extend robocall deadlines to comply with framework.
Infrastructure
Many of the commenters urge the FCC to change the standards it uses for cost-sharing of pole replacements.
FCC
One trade group warns about providers leaving the program if data collection too onerous.
Expert Opinion
The Net Neutrality and Broadband Justice Act may harm the ability of broadband infrastructure to grow.
Rural
The FCC should incorporate the mapping data from local governments to avoid overbuilding, ensure technology neutrality.
FSF
Carr said he’s “very glad to hear” of Musk’s Twitter purchase, but still thinks Section 230 reform is necessary.
USTelecom
A coalition of telecommunication trade associations were unable to sway the court.
DC Circuit
Industry bigwigs say the decision paves the way for next-generation Wi-Fi.
Infrastructure
The FCC is looking at how to promote broadband competition and access in buildings.
Infrastructure
NCTA said the FCC should deny exclusive access to these buildings, but not exclusive wiring agreements.