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Network Modernization: A Vital Step Toward Universal High-Speed Broadband
Consumers have overwhelmingly chosen a broadband future. As a result, less than two percent of U.S. households today rely solely on landline connections.
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Consumers have overwhelmingly chosen a broadband future. As a result, less than two percent of U.S. households today rely solely on landline connections.
FCC
The proposal would require broadband providers to report to the FCC on their efforts to implement industry standards.
FCC
A conservative nonprofit argued the Fifth Circuit is likely to create conflicting precedent.
ACP
A U.S. senator, FCC commissioners, and a White House official rallied alongside public interest and industry groups for the subsidy program.
Privacy
Industry groups want a federal privacy law to hand all authority over to the FTC.
Cox Communications
At issue now is whether the FCC has left the door open for states to require them to contribute to state USF programs.
Yvette Clarke
FCC Commissioner Geoffrey Starks urged trade group members to engage lawmakers on extending the program.
NTCA
Some advocate for directing unused RDOF funds to state broadband offices instead.
FCC
The agency will take up the measure on April 25.
BDC
Advocates propose merging digital discrimination reporting requirements with existing Broadband Data Collection.
DC Circuit
In comments to the agency, trade groups opposed expanding the kinds of data covered by the rules.
Eighth Circuit
Trade groups challenging the rules hoped for a ruling before the agency can begin enforcement in September.
Tribal
Federal agencies must compensate Tribes or consulting parties for services performed on historical sites.
Comcast
The FCC's 2015 net neutrality rules did not erect regulatory entry and exit barriers.
FCC
The FCC sought public input in November on including latency metrics in reporting requirements.
Connectivity Standards Alliance
The groups also said no single set of requirements can be appropriate for all IoT devices.
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