Pole Attachments
Carr Floats Covering Light Poles in Federal Law
Light pole rules remain a sticking point as the FCC Chairman promotes a competitive agenda.
Pole Attachments
Light pole rules remain a sticking point as the FCC Chairman promotes a competitive agenda.
Pole Attachments
Sioux Falls, SD, hosted Carr as he spoke on his plans for future telecom.
Pole Attachments
NCTA proposed a 30-day deadline for utilities to greenlight an ISP's contractor.
Pole Attachments
The group warned that prescriptive rules would risk undermining broadband deployment
Pole Attachments
The data could inform policy decisions where the FCC doesn't regulate poles, the group said.
Cox Communications
The industry wants a firm deadline for utilities to process large pole attachment requests.
Charter
State task force weakens utility reporting requirements, despite calls for more oversight.
Pole Attachments
The state, which has its own pole attachment regulations, is considering a rapid response team similar to the FCC's.
Expert Opinion
Now is the time for good-faith, business-to-business negotiations between internet providers and pole owners.
Pole Attachments
The FCC protects telecom provider access to utility poles.
Sixth Circuit
INCOMPAS said its members get worse pole deals without FCC support.
FCC
Electric companies told the FCC unnecessarily large requests compound a labor shortage.
Pole Attachments
To reduce conflicts between utilities and Internet access providers, new rules will be implemented for pole attachments.
Expert Opinion
The lack of pole attachment policies could hinder or even hold-up even the best laid deployment plans.
Pole Attachments
“Pole replacements are not a barrier to broadband deployment… the FCC should encourage negotiations between utilities and attaching entities,” utilities say
Pole Attachments
‘Access to light poles is especially needed as wireless providers seek to increase capacity,’ CTIA says
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