Flume Internet takes aim at closing NYC digital divide
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Wednesday, November 25, 2020
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ZTE Petition for Reconsideration of Security Threat Designation Denied
Affirms FCC’s Universal Service Fund Cannot Be Used for Equipment and Services from ZTE.
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Remarks of FCC Chairman Ajit Pai to the Mexico 5G Conference
FCC Chairman Ajit Pai provides remarks to the Mexico 5G Conference
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Trump’s controversial FCC pick is getting a committee vote -- it could have big implications for Biden’s plans
“Everyone knows Nathan Simington isn’t even qualified for the job. This is a deeply cynical play to tie up the FCC for months and prevent the agency’s new leadership from undoing the damage Ajit Pai has done.”
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Open-Access Networks Make Smart Cities Viable
Open-access networks can make cities more efficient, environmentally friendly and desirable to prospective residents and businesses.
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Mayor de Blasio Holds Verizon Accoubtable to Connect Half a Million New York City Households to Broadband
The agreement ends 6-year dispute over fiber-optic-service promise
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ZTE Petition for Reconsideration of Security Threat Designation Denied
The FCC's Public Safety and Homeland Security Bureau denied a petition for reconsideration from ZTE
