Eighth Circuit
FCC Lawyer Defends Digital Discrimination Rules Before Eighth Circuit
ISP Lawyer Says ‘Disparate Impact’ Standard Never Authorized by Congress
WISPA – Broadband Without Boundaries, is a trade association formerly known as the Wireless Internet Service Providers Association.
Eighth Circuit
ISP Lawyer Says ‘Disparate Impact’ Standard Never Authorized by Congress
Infrastructure
The bill's opposers argue it threatens the work of local governments and ISPs in preparation for BEAD.
BEAD
Groups say alternative technologies are essential to meet BEAD’s universal broadband goals.
FCC
Across local, state, and federal levels efforts to streamline broadband permitting are intensifying.
BEAD
Comments are due at the agency before September 11.
Rural
Some commenters wanted a lower minimum Weiss rating, but many have pushed for a different standard entirely.
FBA
Do consumers need fiber to their door? Or would wireless or satellite service suffice?
E-Rate
ISPs are concerned E-Rate funded Wi-Fi hotspots will be used for social media.
FCC
Increased spectrum sharing is the way to handle user demand in the midst of spectrum shortages, expert says
FCC
ISPs want the case to remain in Cincinnati to deny the FCC home court advantage in the D.C. Circuit.
Charter
ISPs say limiting outage reports to hard downs ‘would ensure that the definition of a reportable outage is straightforward, consistent, and meaningful.’
Communications Act.
Regulatory costs will hinder small businesses from competing in the market, WISPA says.
NTCA
Associations representing smaller providers filed a brief supporting a challenge by larger groups.
FCC
The proposal, first announced in March, has not been released publicly.
NTCA
A decision to forbear from applying Title II’s rate regulation provisions would preempt New York’s law, argues one scholar.
FCC
Carriers like AT&T want temporary licenses, while smaller providers and think tanks pushed for spectrum sharing.