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Kansas-based KWIKOM Communications has designated the community of Independence, Kansas as their latest “Gigabit City.”
Jessica Rosenworcel, the current chair of the FCC, has issued a statement on the nomination of Brendan Carr as the FCC's next chair.
By: Brad Randall
A recent certification for Tarana's next-gen fixed wireless access broadband platform clears the way for its commercial use in Canada.
From geopolitical clashes between East and West, to AI grandmothers confounding scammers, this week has been a rollercoaster of telecoms news.
Ripple Fiber, a fiber optic internet provider based in the Southeast, honors the opening of its retail office in Hickory, North Carolina this week, alongside the Chamber of Catawba County.
By: Brad Randall
The Federal Communications Commission has voted to launch a major review of licensing rules surrounding submarine cable rules.
By: Brad Randall
A new, assured funding source for the $8 billion a year Universal Service Fund looks likely. Republicans say they don’t like entitlements and taxes, but they do support rural voters. They also love Elon Musk. That means SpaceX will be a competitor in a third of American counties. Find out where, and how to get ready.
By: Brad Randall
Reports say Donald Trump's nominee to be FCC chair believes the commission is unlikely to revisit a decision to withhold funds from Starlink.
Jessica Rosenworcel, the chairwoman of the FCC, has announced her intention to leave the FCC effective Jan. 20, 2025.
FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr said the commission will have to have an important discussion about the future of the BEAD program.
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