Wireless
FCC: Only Former Business Partners Can Draw on Dish Trust
The order comes two weeks after infrastructure companies said they were concerned Dish’s bankruptcy might drain the $2.4 billion fund
Wireless
The order comes two weeks after infrastructure companies said they were concerned Dish’s bankruptcy might drain the $2.4 billion fund
Spectrum
The company wants to make public safety gear with government spectrum that NTIA is eyeing for mobile use
Wireless
Crown Castle objected to an intercompany loan
Funding
Pew said in a recent paper that states have multiple avenues for shoring up their workforces ahead of BEAD
California
Steve Hilton, endorsed by President Trump, urges the FCC to let state regulators preserve AT&T’s voice services for rural Californians.
Funding
School and library groups said they were planning to marshal opposition to cutting back E-Rate funding
Spectrum
It’s a victory for tower companies, who pushed for the condition.
Earnings
The company also reported 16,000 new mobile subscribers in the second quarter, down from the same time last year.
Spectrum
An ally of FCC Chairman Brendan Carr wrote the agency in favor of the tower companies.
Infrastructure
The Wireless Infrastructure Association made its case to the FCC’s top lawyer.
Spectrum
Executives urged FCC Chairman Brendan Carr to ensure Dish’s obligations would be paid.
BEAD
The bill would allow states to spend the money on wholesale fiber, workforce development, and mobile wireless infrastructure, among other things.
Spectrum
Petitioners warn waivers may undermine terrestrial buildout requirements and strand spectrum
Earl L Buddy Carter
The bills would set shot clocks on state and local permitting agencies and make it easier for ISPs to cross railroads.
permitting
The bill would set permitting deadlines for work in railroad rights-of-way.
BEAD
The agency has been working to reduce federal permitting burdens for BEAD participants.