Spectrum
WISPA to FCC: Don’t Sell General Access CBRS Spectrum
The group noted most CBRS devices are associated with at least one general access license.
Established in 2004, WISPA – Broadband Without Boundaries, formerly known as the Wireless Internet Service Providers Association, is a trade association representing companies that deliver fixed wireless, fiber, and other reliable broadband solutions— especially to rural and unserved areas across the country.
Spectrum
The group noted most CBRS devices are associated with at least one general access license.
BEAD
The group is worried satellite providers are eating into the share of non-fiber locations.
USF
WISPA said the smallest ISPs shouldn't have to contribute.
Broadband Mapping and Data
Rural co-ops press FCC for symmetrical 100 * 100 Mbps broadband standard
New Mexico
The state posted its tentative BEAD winners this week.
NTIA
Agency will now approve LOCs from 'well capitalized' banks, or NCUA insured credit unions
BEAD
Others say BEAD rules don’t allow it.
Michael Santorelli
Does Connecticut need any BEAD money?
KOBD
Wireless internet providers may be in trouble.
Spectrum
WISPA said a forced relocation would disadvantage current users for the benefit of major wireless carriers.
BEAD
NTCA wants location-by-location verification of unlicensed fixed wireless, which WISPA opposes.
Spectrum
The Senate version scrapped a House protection for the unlicensed 6 GHz band.
BEAD
Trade association accuses some states of 'unreasonable and unnecessary obstacles'
Spectrum
They worry the FCC would consider repurposing the airwaves to meet ambitious auction goals.
BEAD
Unlicensed fixed wireless providers have a chance to make their coverage areas ineligible for BEAD funding.
BEAD
New Street's Levin said litigation over the new rules was possible.