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FCC Greenlights Starlink, T-Mobile Partnership to Cover Hard-to-Reach Areas
Approval licenses the partnership to offer supplemental internet coverage from space, extending coverage to areas unreachable by traditional cellular networks.
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New FCC Rules Would Require Notice of AI-Generated Content in Political Ads
Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel said the FCC is taking a significant step to ‘guard against AI being used by bad actors.’
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Federal Appeals Court Rules FCC’s Universal Service Fund Is Illegal Tax
USF is a program funded by fees and surcharges that uses billions of dollars to subsidize internet access.
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Federal Lawsuits Allege FCC Phone Surcharge Unconstitutional
As the Affordable Connectivity Program has run out of money, court cases are calling for an end to its funding sources.
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Major Government Policy on the Internet Passed
During the Obama administration a controversial policy was put in place to establish government control over the internet by classifying broadband as a utility.
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FCC Fines US Wireless Carriers Nearly $200 Million Over Illegal Location Data Sharing
T-Mobile, AT&T, Sprint, and Verizon are accused of violating the Communications Act by the FCC.
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Cellphone Radiation Research Was Halted After Worrisome Findings, Expert Questions Why
Federal agencies are canceling research, differing significantly from Europe’s more precautionary approach to cellphones.
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5G Race: China Outpaces US Innovation, FCC Urges Biden Administration to Act
According to the experts, other nations are advancing beyond the United States in the mid-band spectrum and could lead global policy.
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FCC’s Rules to Prevent ‘Digital Discrimination’ Draw Skepticism From Industry
The telecommunications industry says the FCC’s new rules could have ‘a negative impact’ on broadband providers and their customers.
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FCC Commissioner Blasts Net Neutrality Revival Proposal as ‘Serious Mistake’
Brendan Carr released a scathing critique of Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel’s plan to revive Obama-era net neutrality rule.
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FCC Greenlights Starlink, T-Mobile Partnership to Cover Hard-to-Reach Areas
Approval licenses the partnership to offer supplemental internet coverage from space, extending coverage to areas unreachable by traditional cellular networks.
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New FCC Rules Would Require Notice of AI-Generated Content in Political Ads
Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel said the FCC is taking a significant step to ‘guard against AI being used by bad actors.’
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Federal Appeals Court Rules FCC’s Universal Service Fund Is Illegal Tax
USF is a program funded by fees and surcharges that uses billions of dollars to subsidize internet access.
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Federal Lawsuits Allege FCC Phone Surcharge Unconstitutional
As the Affordable Connectivity Program has run out of money, court cases are calling for an end to its funding sources.
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Major Government Policy on the Internet Passed
During the Obama administration a controversial policy was put in place to establish government control over the internet by classifying broadband as a utility.
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FCC Fines US Wireless Carriers Nearly $200 Million Over Illegal Location Data Sharing
T-Mobile, AT&T, Sprint, and Verizon are accused of violating the Communications Act by the FCC.
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Cellphone Radiation Research Was Halted After Worrisome Findings, Expert Questions Why
Federal agencies are canceling research, differing significantly from Europe’s more precautionary approach to cellphones.
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5G Race: China Outpaces US Innovation, FCC Urges Biden Administration to Act
According to the experts, other nations are advancing beyond the United States in the mid-band spectrum and could lead global policy.
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FCC’s Rules to Prevent ‘Digital Discrimination’ Draw Skepticism From Industry
The telecommunications industry says the FCC’s new rules could have ‘a negative impact’ on broadband providers and their customers.
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FCC Commissioner Blasts Net Neutrality Revival Proposal as ‘Serious Mistake’
Brendan Carr released a scathing critique of Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel’s plan to revive Obama-era net neutrality rule.
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