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RiverStreet Seeks FCC Help Because of Competing Broadband Deployments
RiverStreet aims to sidestep RDOF penalties after Cox deployment overlaps in Virginia.
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RiverStreet aims to sidestep RDOF penalties after Cox deployment overlaps in Virginia.
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The company will be subject to federal non-compliance measures.
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The FCC said the deal will not remove competition from the market
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RiverStreet handed about 3,700 Virginia locations over to EMPOWER Broadband.
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EMPOWER would be on the hook for a letter of credit equal to six years of subsidy support without a waiver.
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The first round of public comments is due on July 17 .
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The companies told the FCC that the transaction will serve the public interest.
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RiverStreet is seeking to divest 3,757 locations that were to receive about $8.1 million in annual CAF II broadband deployment support.
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In the same notice, the FCC announced it will waive noncompliance penalties for an ISP unable to meet its obligations in the CAF II auction.