Wireless
GOP State AGs Oppose FCC’s 60-Day Mobile Phone Unlocking Plan
State officials say FCC lacks legal authority to require unlocking.
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.
Wireless
State officials say FCC lacks legal authority to require unlocking.
Wireless
The proposal clashes with Rosenworcel's proposed 60-day unlocking plan.
Second Circuit
Industry groups asked SCOTUS to strike down the Affordable Broadband Act – but only after net neutrality is sorted out.
Multicultural Media Telecom and Internet Council
Public Knowledge says Second Circuit 'got it right.'
900 MHz
The company asked the FCC to consider its plan to operate a GPS backup. Opponents worry about interference.
FCC
The agency said it wasn't barred from adopting rules that overlapped with previously voided policies.
FCC
The FCC asked for input as it works to prepare the U.S.'s positions.
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.
Infrastructure
The trade group called for negotiable make-ready timelines to address challenges beyond pole owners' control.
NCTA
The FCC is considering rules to make it easy to cancel subscriptions and talk to human representatives.
Infrastructure
NCTA proposed the FCC extend the 45-day make-ready timeframe for orders of up to 6,000 poles.
Junk Fees
“Regulating only a single class of traditional video service providers while leaving all other competitors untouched would harm consumers and competition,” DIRECTV says
Wi-Fi
Law enforcement wireless devices on popular WiFi bands must be limited to 'true emergencies,' NCTA says
E-Rate
ISPs are concerned E-Rate funded Wi-Fi hotspots will be used for social media.
FCC
NCTA joined T-Mobile and Verizon in calling the move a windfall for FirstNet vendor AT&T.
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