Jake Neenan is a journalist and writer for Breakfast Media LLC. His work has been featured in publications such as The Ithaca Voice, Press Republican, and The Post-Star. Jake specializes in covering topics related to technology, telecommunications, and government policies, with a focus on broadband access, wireless networks, and regulatory developments in the industry.
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Jake Neenan's coverage predominantly involves legal and compliance topics, with a focus on government announcements and expert commentary. He may be interested in receiving pitches related to the latest developments in legal policy, regulations, and government actions within the technology industry.
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Frontier shareholders are set to vote on Verizon's bid to buy the company next week.
By: Jake Neenan
The GOP is not entirely in agreement on the issue, with some wanting to tap big tech revenue instead.
By: Jake Neenan
Republicans have vocally opposed major Biden FCC rulemakings.
The deal includes UScellular's remaining 3.45 GHz spectrum, plus some 700 MHz holdings.
The agency denied the company more than $1 billion in subsidies.
The Florida senator led a bill that would have removed BEAD's FOIA exemption last year.
By: Jake Neenan
The FCC asked for input on updates to the Citizens Broadband Radio Service spectrum in August.
By: Jake Neenan
The company said the state's challenge process rules made it impossible to challenge broadband coverage data.
By: Jake Neenan
Evan Feinman said to expect the first BEAD final proposal 'in about two weeks.'
Sen. John Thune, R-S.D., would likely rein in Sen. Ted Cruz on USF, experts said.
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