Doug Brake
@dmbrakeI like nature and good clean, licensed spectrum. CTIA policy communications | formerly NTIA, ITIF "our best machines are made of sunshine"
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NEW from @ATT CEO John Stankey: Demand for mobile connectivity is skyrocketing but we’re facing a supply and demand mismatch of licensed #spectrum to power it. Read more in @FortuneMagazine and hear more live today at the Fortune #GlobalForum. fortune.com/2024/11/12/ceo…
FWA continues to be the only broadband technology in the US with customer growth. 919k FWA customers were added (net) in Q3 2024 by @TMobile, @Verizon, @ATT and @UScellular Without Altice yet reported, fixed broadband providers collectively lost 277k customers (net) in Q3.
Key insight from Richard Bennett's report on Wi-Fi performance relative to spectrum shows that further additions to Wi-Fi's already disproportionate share of mid-band spectrum will provide little benefit to Wi-Fi users and will undermine the performance of wide-area networks. A…
Read @cletejohnsonWBK at @CSIS_Tech on why commercial spectrum allocation is key to maintaining global leadership: bit.ly/4gWFv2N
Report from Compass Lexecon shows the wireless industry contributed nearly $5.4 trillion in GDP to the American economy over the past decade. ctia.it/3UCAJez x.com/ctia/status/18…
The wireless industry, relying on exclusive-use, licensed spectrum, contributes $825B annually to our economy. Report from Compass Lexecon shows the wireless industry contributed nearly $5.4 trillion in GDP to the American economy over the past decade. ctia.it/3UCAJez
Richard Bennett: The Curious Case of Wi-Fi 7 broadbandbreakfast.com/richard-bennet…
Highlight from Richard Bennett report: newer Wi-Fi versions with larger channels offer incremental improvements at close range, but don’t affect the practical performance of modern Wi-Fi networks. Learn why Wi-Fi doesn't benefit from additional spectrum: bit.ly/4eKOfan
Like a doctor prescribing antibiotics for a viral infection, more unlicensed spectrum risks the long-term health of our communications system and isn’t doing the Wi-Fi patient any good. Richard Bennett explains: there's no need for more WiFi spectrum broadbandbreakfast.com/richard-bennet…
Today I published a research paper (Lessons from the History of Wi-Fi) on the (minimal) effect of the FCC's unfortunate assignment of 1,200 MHz of new spectrum to Wi-Fi. Touted as essential to keeping up with the ridiculous download speeds now offered by cable companies /1
“Wi-Fi has reached a point where additional unlicensed spectrum no longer translates into tangible performance gains.” - Richard Bennett on shifting away from over allocating spectrum for Wi-Fi use. More in report: bit.ly/4eKOfan
According to new report by Wi-Fi pioneer and Internet policy expert, Richard Bennett, Wi-Fi no longer needs additional unlicensed spectrum and there are more effective ways to enhance Wi-Fi efficiency. More: bit.ly/4eKOfan
I just got a new 5G @Snapdragon PC for work ... and it's changed my life. It's so good not having to worry about WiFi! Take a look at how I spent a full day at @coffeechecknyc @espresso77 @LGAairport and elsewhere, getting things done effortlessly, everywhere!
If court cases go against the FCC, the agency could have: -no Title II broadband authority (CA6) -limited "digital discrimination" power (CA8) -no universal-service program (CA5) -minimal power to issue $ penalties (Jarkesy) Plus, no spectrum-auction authority (Congress).
Former FCC Chairs @rehundt, Bill Kennard, & @TomWheelerFCC , former Chief of the FCC Auctions Program @kobham , economist Paul Milgrom, & current FCC Chairwoman @JRosenworcel discuss the success of spectrum auctions & what they’ve made possible. More: bit.ly/3YirJAN
The Supreme Court’s recent decision in SEC v. Jarkesy will likely have a profound effect on the FCC’s enforcement practices. Our white paper takes a closer look at the decision and its implications – including the likely need for future legislation. spr.ly/6018i7YLQ
Fixed wireless trounces cable in net promoter scores: "When you have a terrestrial solution, cable, fiber or DSL, you are stuck with it for a while.” fierce-network.com/broadband/fixe… @FierceNetwork_ @lindahardesty
This is big. The decision inherently signals the court’s determination of appellants’ likelihood of success on the merits against the @FCC #TitleII #netneutrality
6th Circuit issued administrative stay blocking net neutrality rules until (at least) August 5.
Chairwoman @JRosenworcelFCC underscored what is needed from Congress to face future challenges at the @EnergyCommerce Oversight Hearing, “The record of the United States and the FCC to take airwaves and put them to market is second to none.”
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