Coronavirus and the FCC

FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, in a pair of recent letters, summarized the large number of important steps that the Commission has taken to combat the effects of Covid-19 on the…

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More Good News for Rural Broadband

In a move dovetailing the proposed Keeping Critical Connections Act (see our blog of April 17, 2020), a pair of Republican Congressmen have introduced the Serving Rural America Act. The…

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Bill Introduced to Protect Rural Broadband During Current Crisis

A bipartisan group of U.S. Senators and Congressional Representatives has recently introduced a bill that would help small broadband providers continue to provide service in rural America during the coronavirus…

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How do We Bridge the State-Federal Regulatory Divide?

ICORE has long been in favor of the FCC’s light touch regulatory regime for the “information services” provided by large, powerful and multi-service national and international corporations. Freeing them from…

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Remembering ‘The Good Old Days’

When the author of this blog was just a little kid, the world of telecommunication – as offered by the local telephone company – was a far different animal than…

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Senate Passes 5G Security Bill

In a bipartisan effort to protect the nation’s future broadband networks, the Senate recently passed the aptly short titled “Secure 5G and Beyond Act of 2020.” It “require(s) the President…

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