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On October 13, WTA responded to the FCC’s Notice of Proposed Rulemaking proposing changes to the USF E-Rate Program. In its comments, WTA maintains that there is still a continuing need for E-Rate funding for both connectivity and affordability, … Continue reading “WTA Files Comments on USF E-Rate Program”
Today, WTA responded to the FCC’s Notice of Proposed Rulemaking seeking input on strengthening its management and administration of the USF and its oversight of USAC. In its comments, WTA agreed with the FCC that the public interest could … Continue reading “WTA Files Comments on USAC Efficiency”
In comments filed today, WTA encouraged the FCC to advance proposals to reduce hurdles and delays to wireline deployment caused by burdensome state and local government permitting or right-of-way requirements, excessive fees, or unwarranted in-kind contribution demands.… Continue reading “WTA Encourages FCC to Remove Barriers to Broadband Deployment”
Yesterday, WTA, along with other industry trade groups, sent a letter to the leaders of the Senate Commerce Committee in support of the nomination of Danielle Thumann Severs to serve on the Federal Communications Commission.… Continue reading “WTA Joins Industry to Supporting Nomination of Danielle Thumann Severs”
Today, WTA responded to comments made in the FCC’s proceeding proposing changes to the USF High Cost Program. While many commenters supported the goals and objectives of the High Cost Program, some contend that the FCC can eliminate or significantly … Continue reading “WTA Responds to Industry Comments in High Cost Program Proceeding”
Today, WTA filed comments with the FCC in response to its Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on reforming the USF High Cost Program. In its comments, WTA reminded the FCC of Congress’s mandate to ensure that communications services are all available … Continue reading “WTA Comments on FCC High Cost Program NPRM”
Last week, in conjunction with the FCC’s IP Transition Workshop, representatives from WTA and its member companies met with staff from the office of Chairman Carr and Commissioners Gomez and Trusty to discuss WTA’s filed comments in the pertinent … Continue reading “WTA Discusses IP Transition with FCC”
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