Education
SHLB: FCC Should Not Cap Wi-Fi Hotspot Lending Periods
Schools and libraries should be able to style their lending practices, coalition says
Education
Schools and libraries should be able to style their lending practices, coalition says
dark fiber
Association said ISPs are not being cut out of competition.
Education
Qualcomm, CTIA agreed FCC should support LTE-enabled Chromebooks widely used in schools.
USF
Organization cited a wealth of experience shared by the two nominees
Fiber
Critics say a 2020 FCC decision has led to competitive issues in the broadband market.
Benton
Panel discussed USF, ACP, and Net Neutrality
Consumers’ Research
Regulator concerned decision could delay closing the digital divide.
AnchorNETS
Executives said that infrastructure expansion was not enough
AnchorNETS
Officials said that community outreach is essential to digital equity
Communications Act
LTE-enabled devices may be a more cost-effective solution for connecting students at-home.
Fifth Circuit
‘Un-carrier’ says the agency should reject Molaks' petition for reconsideration.
Infrastructure
The coalition wants utility pole replacement costs split between pole owners and attachers.
Expert Opinion
The lack of pole attachment policies could hinder or even hold-up even the best laid deployment plans.
FCC
The FCC inches closer to exhausting the $7.17 billion fund.
Bsl
SHLB said FCC officials recommended a workaround that risked penalties.
Pole Attachments
The controversy is about the rates that internet companies seeking to put fiber on utility poles need to pay.
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