The Federal Communications Commission FCC announced that large internet providers, specifically those with 100,000 subscribers or more, should adhere to previously established broadband label requirements. The deadline for this was 10 April. Smaller companies, essentially those with less than 100,000 subscribers, have 6 more months. This means they must comply with the requirements by 10 … Read more
Commissioners for the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) unanimously approved new regulations that will make it easier for commercial wireless carriers to collaborate with satellite businesses to offer supplemental coverage from space (SCS) services, which might close coverage gaps for consumers when they’re outside. The Federal Communications Commission unanimously approved the Supplemental Coverage from Space (SCS) … Read more
Want to get HughesNet low-income internet benefits? If yes, you have stumbled upon the right webpage. Last year, Hughes Network System, LLC, became an active participant in FCC’s Emergency Broadband Benefit Program. Hughes Network Systems has innovated satellite and multi-transport technologies and networks for 50 years. It provides broadband equipment and services, managed services featuring … Read more
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is getting ready to make a big decision. On April 25, it plans to vote on restoring Title II and Net Neutrality rules. If these rules are accepted, they will become effective 60 days after being listed in the Federal Register, probably this summer. These rules are about keeping … Read more
The Universal Service Fund provides an annual broadband subsidy of almost $8 billion for low-income homes, schools, libraries, and healthcare facilities. Because it is financed by fees levied on voice service providers, reform discussions are arising as voice revenues are decreasing and broadband use is rising. New legislation proposes broadband providers contribute to USF Senators Mullin … Read more
FCC has introduced a new proposal to safeguard customers against cable operators and DBS providers’ additional service charges. Here are the details of the news. FCC Proposes Protections Against Video Service Fees The United States‘ communication regulatory body, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), has announced a new proposal to terminate video service junk fee billing … Read more
The Federal Communications Commission FCC has proposed new rules to combat SIM Swapping issues. Let’s read the news and learn more about the new rules. The FCC Is Fighting Back On SIM Swapping The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has introduced a new set of rules to control SIM Swapping in an attempt to ‘safeguard consumers … Read more
The Federal Communications Commission has raised the broadband speed benchmark to achieve its objective of providing all Americans with reliable broadband service. Here are the details of the news. FCC seeks input on upgrading national broadband speeds In an attempt to fulfill the growing demands of internet users, the United States communication regulatory body, the … Read more