The Federal Communications Commission has formally begun a proceeding to gather information about wireless receiver performance, and how it might encourage better performance in wireless
New funding application window for connecting schools and libraries to open next week The Federal Communications Commission continues to dole out emergency connectivity funding for schools
The Competitive Carriers Association convenes in Tampa this week for its in-person Mobile Carriers show focused on the ins and outs of rural networks and
More than 11 million American households are participating in the federal broadband subsidy program that was established during the pandemic and solidified under the Biden
Global standard setting at 3GPP endangered with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine (Analyst Angle)
It took the industry 30 years to consolidate mobile communications developments into a single 4G standard with the introduction of LTE and the demise of
Why the telecom industry needs to look at a multi-tier defense mechanism to combat illegal and malicious robocalls (Reader Forum)
Fraudulent robocalls are a menace across the globe. Many of these utilize call spoofing, a practice by which voice carriers and aggregators intentionally falsify caller
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‘We need mid-band deployment at scale,’ Rosenworcel says; 2.5 GHz auction ahead in July
Rosenworcel says she will propose a new look at standards for receivers as well as transmitters The Federal Communications Commission will increase the available midband spectrum
Federal Communications Commission Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel has proposed that proceeds from future auctions be dedicated to funding nationwide upgrades to Next-Generation 911 services. Rosenworcel made
The two federal agencies in charge of managing the nation’s spectrum resources are making an effort to more closely work together on a comprehensive approach
FCC proposes $45 million fine for insurance robocalls; calls out Vonage, Bandwidth on lack of STIR/SHAKEN implementation
The Federal Communications Commission continues its fight against robocalls, with several recent actions that include its largest-ever proposed fine against a Florida-based robocalling operation, a
Heads of some of the biggest European telecommunications operators have published an open letter in the Financial Times claiming Europe’s telecoms market risks falling behind
The Federal Communications Commission has released the list of eligible applicants who have requested federal funding to remove and replace equipment and services from Huawei
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NTIA to host webinars on navigating new broadband funding
As the federal government gears up to distribute the $65 billion in broadband funding that was passed in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA),
Small and rural network providers have made initial requests for $5.6 billion in funding in order to replace network equipment and services from Chinese vendors