FCC
Former Commissioners, Policy Experts Endorse Trusty for FCC
Trusty was nominated to be fifth FCC commissioner in January
FCC
Trusty was nominated to be fifth FCC commissioner in January
broadband
Panel oversees the Federal Communications Commission and National Telecommunications and Information Administration
Defense Department
Lawmakers are looking to include FCC spectrum auction authority in upcoming budget legislation.
Commerce
Michael O’Rielly and Harold Furchtgott-Roth sign letter in support of Roth.
BEAD Data
Washington State has a $1.2 billion slice of federal broadband funding. The state's application funding window closed Jan. 31.
Public Safety
Introduced by Klobuchar and Cruz, bill would criminalize the publication of non-consensual intimate imagery.
ReConnect
Was approved in a 72-28 vote Thursday; approach to rural broadband issues was not prominently discussed in hearings.
Congress
Panel Chairman to review spectrum auctions within international context
BEAD
But Kathryn de Wit of Pew said the structure of BEAD was carefully crafted to address systemic flaws in federal broadband policy.
BEAD Data
Texas broadband official urged senators to remove affordability mandates, and labor requirements.
Spectrum Auction
While the United States struggles to get its house in order at home, China has been dominating the global race for 5G.
Congress
Other bipartisan measures related to broadband expansion, supply chain resilience, and emergency communications.
Chips
Commerce Committee Chairman Ted Cruz told Broadband Breakfast he was 'certain there will be' changes to BEAD.
BEAD
Incoming NTIA chief Arielle Roth would abolish fiber preference, low-cost mandates.
NTIA
If confirmed, Roth would head the Commerce Department agency charged with implementing a $42.5 billion broadband program.
USF
Executive session will include vote on Capito USF bill.
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