press release

As discussed in the National Broadband Plan, the Federal Communications Commission announced the "beta" release of its Spectrum Dashboard.

The Federal Communications Commission's Media Bureau announced its next media ownership workshop on April 20, 2010 in Tampa (FL).

The Federal Communications Commission delivered "Connecting America: The National Broadband Plan" to Congress on Tuesday. The Plan's call for action over the next decade includes the following goals and recommendations...

The Federal Communications Commission gets an A+ for delivering a vision that could bring low-cost, world-class high-speed Internet access to all communities, fostering competition and consumer choice in broadband services. But the real test begins now, and the final grade will depend on the Commission's execution of future proceedings that will be required to transform the National Broadband Plan into reality.

Free Press Executive Director Josh Silver made the following statement: The FCC's National Broadband Plan represents a decisive break from the policies of the Bush administration.

Beth McConnell, Executive Director of the Media & Democracy Coalition, issued the following statement.

CTIA President Steve Largent issued the following statement.

Walter B. McCormick Jr., President and CEO of USTelecom, said: We welcome this plan...

On Tuesday, the Federal Communications Commission will send "Connecting America: The National Broadband Plan" to Congress. About half of the Plan's recommendations are addressed to the FCC, while the remainder are for Congress, the Executive Branch, state and local government, working closely with the private and nonprofit sectors.

The Federal Communications Commission has produced a balanced, comprehensive and forward-looking plan that should serve the country well.