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03/10/2023
Industry Uncertainty After FCC Auction Authority Expiration
Representatives at a House Communications Subcommittee hearing Friday didn’t pull punches when talking about the Senate allowing the FCC’s spectrum auction authority to expire.
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02/15/2023
FCC Spectrum Agenda Would Set the Tone Internationally
The FCC is still waiting on Congress to approve a long-term renewal of the agency’s spectrum auction authority, and CTIA Assistant VP, Policy Doug Brake believes legislation would not only create a much-needed spectrum agenda for the nation, but also send an important message that the U.S. wants to be an international leader when it comes to making spectrum available for innovation.
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01/18/2023
Proposed Tweaks to FCC Broadband Labels
When it comes to those FCC broadband labels, the consensus seems to be that operators and trade associations are supportive of the idea but are concerned about the details. The FCC approved an order in November that requires broadband providers to display easy-to-understand labels to allow consumers to comparison shop for broadband services.
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01/12/2023
2nd Circuit Considers NY Affordable Broadband Law
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit heard arguments Thursday over a New York state law that would require ISPs to sell a $15/month broadband plan to low-income households. The law has been challenged by a group of trade associations—NY State Telecommunications Association, ACA Connects, CTIA, NTCA—The Rural Broadband Association, Satellite Broadcasting and Communications Association and USTelecom.
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12/07/2022
Associations Oppose Broadcasting Treaty
USTelecom, ACA Connects, CTA, CTIA and NTCA-The Rural Broadband Association are banding together to stand against the potential introduction of an international broadcasting treaty.
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11/28/2022
Industry Groups Oppose Semiconductor Ban
NCTA, NTCA-The Rural Broadband Association, CTIA and more are stepping up to express concerns about a potential ban on the U.S. government agencies purchasing telecom equipment or contracting from a provider that uses equipment or services from Chinese chipmakers.
