Public Safety
Voice Providers, Public Safety at Odds on Loosening Outage Reporting
Reply comments came in for the FCC's 'delete, delete, delete' docket on Monday.
The Rural Broadband Association, formerly the National Telecommunications Cooperative Association, is a membership association that represents independent, community-based telecommunications companies. Its goal is to expand broadband deployment and ensure a better-connected future for rural America.
Public Safety
Reply comments came in for the FCC's 'delete, delete, delete' docket on Monday.
Broadband's Impact
The agency had requested input on rules it could consider repealing.
Funding
Providers had asked for several changes, including to how the agency determined the presence of unsubsidized competitors.
FCC
Broadcasters, cable, and wireless groups have extensive wish lists for the FCC’s ‘Delete, Delete, Delete’ initiative.
Congress
Industry leaders warn permitting delays and USF collapse could cripple connectivity in rural America
Fiber
Copper theft has evolved beyond petty crime into organized operations.
Funding
Kansas senator hinted at tying broadband tax exemption to reconciliation bill.
White Papers
To protect economic and public safety interests, regulators, legislators, law enforcement, municipalities, and communications providers must work together.
BEAD
Telecom experts highlight telehealth, education, and agriculture as key opportunities.
Digital Inclusion
In a rare Supreme Court rehearing bid, ISPs argued the law was causing harm.
Funding
Group says the country needs to elevate affordability over availability
Rural
High last-mile deployment costs, permitting delays, and inflationary pressures continue to hamper rural broadband expansion.
Rip and Replace
It will now head to President Biden's desk.
Congress
Kentucky Republican to lead influential committee overseeing energy, broadband, and technology policy.
Rural
Bill simplifies SEC reporting for providers with High-Cost support and assets under $10 million.
Broadband's Impact
Telecom providers say new mandates are unnecessary, point to market-driven solutions.