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… their savings. Because free banking implies that financial services and banking would be governed by general business … their savings. Because free banking implies that financial services and banking would be governed by general business … - page 737
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… has freed spectrum—the airwaves needed to deliver wireless services. Second, it has preempted state and local siting … has freed spectrum—the airwaves needed to deliver wireless services. Second, it has preempted state and local siting … - page 847
… roughly $9 billion-a-year program called the Universal Service Fund (USF), which has been funded by a line-item … roughly $9 billion-a-year program called the Universal Service Fund (USF), which has been funded by a line-item … - page 847
… to provide greater specificity regarding their terms of service, and it could hold them accountable by prohibiting … to provide greater specificity regarding their terms of service, and it could hold them accountable by prohibiting … - page 849
… Tech—including “back-end” companies that provide hosting services and DDoS protection. Reforms that prohibit … Tech—including “back-end” companies that provide hosting services and DDoS protection. Reforms that prohibit … - page 849
… One of them concerns the FCC’s roughly $9 billion Universal Service Fund. This initiative provides the support necessary … consumers’ monthly bills for traditional telecommunications service. Chapter Federal Communications Commission Page … One of them concerns the FCC’s roughly $9 billion Universal Service Fund. This initiative provides the support necessary … - page 850
… tremendous value from the federal government ’s universal service investments—using those federally supported networks … horseshoes to pay for highways. To put the FCC’s universal service program on a stable footing, Congress should require … tremendous value from the federal government’s universal service investments—using those federally supported networks … - page 850
… determine whether to continue subsidizing the provision of service. Future funding decisions, the argument goes, should … determine whether to continue subsidizing the provision of service. Future funding decisions, the argument goes, should … - page 850
… The FCC maintains a list of communications equipment and services that pose an unacceptable risk to the national … The FCC maintains a list of communications equipment and services that pose an unacceptable risk to the national … - page 851
… same entities are still operating in the U.S. and offering services very similar to the ones that they are prohibited … China Telecom, for instance, continues to provide services to data centers by offering the services on a private or Chapter Federal Communications … - page 851
… giving Beijing access to their high-powered cloud computing services. Therefore, it is time for an Administration to put … giving Beijing access to their high-powered cloud computing services. Therefore, it is time for an Administration to put … - page 853
… needed to power 5G and other next-generation wireless services. This work not only helped to secure America’s … airwaves that the FCC can free for commercial wireless services and sets an aggressive timeline for agency action. … needed to power 5G and other next-generation wireless services. This work not only helped to secure America’s … - page 853
… • 6Facilitate coordination on spectrum issues. Wireless services now play acentral role in advancing America’s … … • 6Facilitate coordination on spectrum issues. Wireless services now play acentral role in advancing America’s … - page 853
… including the Bureau of Land Management and the U.S. Forest Service. Chapter Federal Communications Commission Page … including the Bureau of Land Management and the U.S. Forest Service. … so anew Administration should redouble efforts to … - page 855
… providers like Charter are now offering mobile wireless services to consumers in direct competition with traditional … other hand, a new generation of low-earth orbit satellite services like StarLink and Amazon’s Project Kuiper stand to … to consumers over spectrum that previously provided only TV service. Chapter Federal Communications Commission Page … - page 857
… dollars than exist today, as well as its universal service requirements. Chapter Federal Communications … dollars than exist today, as well as its universal service requirements. … These rapidly evolving market … - page 857
… Universal Broadband Through a Digital Advertising Services Fee: An n One, September 2021, p. 1 (“[T]he current … Universal Broadband Through a Digital Advertising Services Fee: An n One, September 2021, p. 1 (“[T]he current … - page 859
… January 23, 2023). s Commission, “List of Equipment and Services Covered by Section 2 of the Chapter Federal … January 23, 2023). s Commission, “List of Equipment and Services Covered by Section 2 of the … … - page 859
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