FCC Proposes New Rules to Protect US Networks
In December, the Consolidated Appropriations Act (CAA) became law. The Act appropriated $1.9 billion to the FCC to implement the Secure and Trusted Communications Networks Act of 2019
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FCC Strengthens Broadband Location Data Collection Rules
Chairman Ajit Pai left the FCC with the arrival of the new administration, replaced by Jessica Rosenworcel as acting Chairwoman.
USTELECOM Seeks Recovery of Lost 8YY Revenues
The FCC 8YY Report and Order (Order) in Docket 18-156 which began a transition to bill-and-keep for many originating 8YY switched access charges became effective on December 27, 2020.
FCC Seeks Comments on Emergency Broadband Benefit Program
On January 4, 2021, the FCC issued a request for comments due January 25, 2021 in Docket 20-445 on how best to administer a new $3.2 billion Emergency Broadband Benefit Program
New FCC Actions Continue Battle Against Robocalls
As 2020 ended the FCC took two additional steps to try to eliminate illegal robocalls.
How Will Fintech Drive the Adoption of 5G Technology?
The digital evolution of the financial services industry is unceasing. In a recent article for FinTech magazine, I spoke with Huawei’s Vice President Corporate Strategy –Banking & Financial Markets, Bill Genovese.
Bipartisan Lawmakers Call On FCC to Reverse Ligado 5G Decision, Citing GPS Interference
A bipartisan coalition of lawmakers is threatening to block the Federal Communications Commission’s recent decision regarding the deployment of a 5G network
110,000 Sign Petitions Saying Congress Must Include Broadband Funding in Coronavirus Relief
A dozen advocacy groups and several members of Congress on Wednesday signaled their support for the next coronavirus relief bill to include funding to make broadband access affordable and available during the pandemic. The groups also virtually delivered more than 110,000 petition signatures supporting those goals. Read more at Dailydot
Singtel, Starhub-M1 Joint Venture Win Bids for 5G Network Licences
Singtel and a joint venture by StarHub and M1 have won bids to operate 5G networks across Singapore, announced the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) on Wednesday, April 29th. The fifth generation of high-speed mobile Internet, 5Gpromises surfing speeds 20 times faster than what’s offered by 4G networks. Read more at Channel News Asia
Though It Desperately Needs a Rich Partner, Dish Is Moving Ahead With Plans to Build a 5G Network
Now that on its way to creating what, all eyes turn to Dish Network. That’s because of the deal that Sprint agreed to in order to get the Justice Department (DOJ) to agree to its merger with T-Mobile. You see, the DOJ did the math and figured out that because of the merger, the number […]