Today: California Lawmakers Amend Net Neutrality Bill, FCC Agenda for March Open Meeting, US Congress Hearing on Telecom Bills
Read MoreToday: California Lawmakers Amend Net Neutrality Bill, FCC Agenda for March Open Meeting, US Congress Hearing on Telecom Bills
Read MoreTopics: robocalls, Consumer Signal Boosters, 4.9 GHz Band, California Net Neutrality Bill, Small Entity Regulatory Relief, location-based routing for wireless 911, US Congress Telecom Bills, SERRO, FCC March Open Meeting, Wireless Infrastructure, National Suicide Hotline, Preventing Illegal Radio Abuse PIRATE, Television Satellite Station Reauthorization, Rural Resonable and Comparable Wireless Access
What will the FCC be tackling next?
Chairman Pai’s theme for the March (3/22/18) meeting is “Winning the Wireless Future.” The agenda is designed to advance the FCC’s strategy for 5G leadership and delivering next-generation wireless connectivity to American consumers using a three-part approach: forward-thinking spectrum policy, modernized rules for infrastructure deployment, and light-touch network regulation.
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Topics: robocalls, Consumer Signal Boosters, NHPA, Wireless Infrastructure Deployment, Telephone Consumer Protection Act, "Winning the Wireless Future", NEPA, #CheckingIn@TheFCC, 4.9 GHz Band, Wireless 911 Calls
Today: California Lawmakers Amend Net Neutrality Bill, FCC Agenda for March Open Meeting, US Congress Hearing on Telecom Bills
Read MoreTopics: robocalls, Consumer Signal Boosters, 4.9 GHz Band, California Net Neutrality Bill, Small Entity Regulatory Relief, location-based routing for wireless 911, US Congress Telecom Bills, SERRO, FCC March Open Meeting, Wireless Infrastructure, National Suicide Hotline, Preventing Illegal Radio Abuse PIRATE, Television Satellite Station Reauthorization, Rural Resonable and Comparable Wireless Access
What will the FCC be tackling next?
Chairman Pai’s theme for the March (3/22/18) meeting is “Winning the Wireless Future.” The agenda is designed to advance the FCC’s strategy for 5G leadership and delivering next-generation wireless connectivity to American consumers using a three-part approach: forward-thinking spectrum policy, modernized rules for infrastructure deployment, and light-touch network regulation.
Read More
Topics: robocalls, Consumer Signal Boosters, NHPA, Wireless Infrastructure Deployment, Telephone Consumer Protection Act, "Winning the Wireless Future", NEPA, #CheckingIn@TheFCC, 4.9 GHz Band, Wireless 911 Calls