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Inside Towers – Speaking at a WIA event titled, “Preparing the Broadband Workforce for Our Connected Future,” in Washington, D.C., Carr said, “We need to look at ways the FCC can be a friend to the tower techs, the linemen and make sure they are being properly compensated by the entities that regulate.” Read More
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Inside Towers – NewStreet Research Policy Advisor Blair Levin believes 2025 will likely be the “most consequential year for policy affecting American telecommunications” since 1996, when the Telecommunications Act passed. Read More
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Fierce Network – Much of Carr’s telecom policy agenda has already been laid out, featuring deregulation galore. Whether tighter regs on the state front could damper that game plan is tough to say. Read More
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Inside Towers – In its wireless priorities for the next administration and new session of Congress, setting a predictable, proportionate and transparent national framework for broadband permitting is one of the trade lobby’s main goals. Read More
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RCR Wireless News – President Donald Trump’s intended nominee to fill the fifth seat on the FCC has garnered widespread praise from industry groups for her experience, professionalism and knowledge of telecommunications issues. Read More
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Connectivity Expo – The use of Artificial Intelligence within the global Information and Communication Technology (ICT) industry will help the sector continue to outpace other industries in terms of economic growth over the next ten years. Read More
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Fierce Network – Verizon often deploys its Tactical Humanitarian Operations Response vehicle, somewhat affectionately known as THOR, when reacting to disasters like hurricanes and wildfires. But not so in LA. Read More
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AP – President Donald Trump talked up a joint venture investing up to $500 billion for infrastructure tied to artificial intelligence by a new partnership formed by OpenAI, Oracle and SoftBank. Read More
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Radio World – One day after being designated as chairman, Brendan Carr has introduced 11 people to help him lead the Federal Communications Commission. Read More
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