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04/23/2024
Stakeholders Get Final Words In Before Title II Vote
Commissioner Anna Gomez has had a notable open-door policy in recent weeks, hosting a series of roundtables inviting those interested to voice their concerns or support for the Title II order.
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04/15/2024
Hundreds Show Support for ACP Discharge Petition
More than 200 organizations including Public Knowledge, the Benton Institute for Broadband & Society and Common Sense Media sent a letter to members of the House of Representatives urging them to sign Rep. Yvette Clarke’s (D-NY) discharge petition to force a vote on the Affordable Connectivity Program Extension Act.
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03/12/2024
Spectrum Plan: Free State Foundation Crowd Unpacks NTIA Roadmap
Spectrum was the word of the day at Tuesday’s Free State Foundation conference, with NTIA releasing its National Spectrum Strategy Implementation Plan just as the think tank’s annual gathering was kicking off.
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03/12/2024
Biggest BEAD Concerns
A Free State Foundation conference panel delved into their biggest concerns with the $42.5 billion BEAD program, with rate regulation mentioned several times. But that’s not the only worry.
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02/13/2024
Industry Wants 37 GHz Band Open by May 15
A coalition that includes Charter, Cox Communications, Mediacom, NCTA, Public Knowledge and Starry is asking NTIA to finalize any additional National Spectrum Strategy studies of the 37 GHz band by May 15
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01/31/2024
Congress Hears the Pros and Cons of Streaming Sports
The House Communications Subcommittee hosted a hearing Wednesday aimed at breaking down exactly where the sports marketplace is going and the pros and cons of the shift of more games to streaming platforms.