This is shameful. Capitulation breeds capitulation. These companies must realize that by giving in today, they will endanger themselves and others to further demands from this Administration to censor and control their speech and actions tomorrow.

I have to say that I have never seen the FCC suggest anything as aggressive as what Carr is doing with Echostar/DISH. Since Echostar is the only major carrier with an ORAN network, some folks are worried about ORAN's future. trmcdonald.substack.com/p/is-the-fcc-t…

This is beyond alarming. Independent journalists are being silenced simply because their reporting may threaten the ambitions of their corporate owners. It will only embolden an Administration hell-bent on censoring speech and controlling content.

"And when we talk about what this money was intended to do, nobody disagrees with what it was actually intended to do. Who doesn't want grandma to be safe online? Who doesn't want a veteran to talk to their doctor?" Angela Siefer 🎧 Listen Light Reading lightreading.com/broadband/the-…

I am curious whether, under the 5th Circuit's decision in AT&T v. FCC, the FCC can go after RDOF defaulters, let alone fine them. broadbandbreakfast.com/mercury-broadb…

i’ve said it before but. if you are supportive of the abundance movement, the best thing you can do is be normal, likable, and a vibe. failing that, the second best thing you can do is never publicly speak about abundance.

I imagine Lutnick being told this. Saying "excuse me." Goes into office. SCREAMS AND THROWS THINGS. Comes back out. "We're not going to drop a new NOFO tomorrow. I suddenly think fiber *is* better than satellite."

This is such a disingenuous statement. You’ve been holding up BEAD funding that was already APPROVED for my state since January, and you’re complaining no one has been connected yet? This is why I'll keep blocking expedited confirmation for U.S. Commerce Dept. nominees until you

With the departure of FCC Commissioners Jessica Rosenworcel, Geoffrey Starks, and now Nathan A. Simington, the agency lacks a legal quorum to conduct business as usual with only two members left. So... what now?

Read the latest from Public Knowledge Senior Vice President (((haroldfeld))) as he dives into what we do and don't know in this unprecedented time for the agency: publicknowledge.org/is-the-federal…

EMS providers carry more than gear—they carry trauma. Long shifts, critical calls, and constant pressure take a toll. Understanding the mental health impacts is essential and must be addressed. #EMS #mentalhealth jems.com/mental-health-…

What makes me so angry is that if this were the Republican side, a couple of billionaires would be paying his tab and a hefty salary.

Site-blocking bills are making a comeback — and this time, they're targeting the internet's core infrastructure: DNS. But even though these laws are apparently meant to fight digital piracy, they also come with serious risks of online censorship.

"Now is not the time to introduce a new, abuse-prone tool that can be used to silence reporting and limit what users see online." Read more in the latest from senior Policy Counsel Meredith Rose: publicknowledge.org/oh-look-a-new-…

In recent trials, 160 MHz channels on the 6 GHz band supported gigabit Wi-Fi throughout 40 feet, demonstrating Wi-Fi 7's ability to support data-intensive applications like virtual reality and cloud computing.

I talk with Christopher Mitchell and Michael Calabrese of New America about the threat to Wi-Fi and CBRS in the Senate version of the budget bill. communitynetworks.org/content/wi-fi-…

Help save the future of Wi-Fi! Ted Cruz wants to sell off the wireless spectrum needed for gigabit Wi-Fi to AT&T and the other big carriers. Call your member of Congress and tell them to leave our Wi-Fi alone! votervoice.net/PublicKnowledg…