FCC Considers Repurposing the 1675-1680 MHz Band

By |2019-05-23T11:30:29-05:00May 23rd, 2019|Legal News|

By a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking adopted on May 9, the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) sought comment on whether it should open the 1675-1680 MHz band for non-federal government mobile use.  This marks the very plodding next step in a process that began back in 2012 when Ligado (then still known as Light Squared) petitioned...… Continue Reading

FCC Considers Repurposing the 1675-1680 MHz Band

By |2019-05-23T11:30:29-05:00May 23rd, 2019|Legal News|

By a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking adopted on May 9, the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) sought comment on whether it should open the 1675-1680 MHz band for non-federal government mobile use.  This marks the very plodding next step in a process that began back in 2012 when Ligado (then still known as Light Squared) petitioned...… Continue Reading

To Bridge the Digital Divide or Not…That Is the Question as the FCC Cut Back Its Lifeline Program

By |2018-01-22T15:53:16-06:00January 22nd, 2018|Legal News|

Since Chairman Pai took over the leadership of the FCC, he has emphasized that one of his main goals has been to “close the digital divide and bring the benefits of the Internet age to all Americans.” So it comes as no surprise that the FCC has taken several measures recently to overhaul the Lifeline...… Continue Reading

Deregulation Picks Up Steam: New Media Ownership Rules Foreshadow a New Terrain for Broadcasters

By |2017-12-01T09:51:28-06:00December 1st, 2017|Legal News|

When Ajit Pai took over as Chairman of the FCC, it was widely expected that he would take steps to relax existing restrictions on media ownership. The last month, in particular, has seen a flurry of activity on that front. As we reported, the Chairman released at the end of October the proposed text of...… Continue Reading

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