It's time to start planning for a post-USF world. The 5th Circuit's recent decision has given Congress the opportunity to update our funding priorities to match the remaining causes of the digital divide. Information Technology and Innovation Foundation Breakfast Media broadbandbreakfast.com/how-to-fund-un…

Yeah, it confirms my priors, but TechFreedom's brief is pretty persuasive on the application of MQD to the The FCC's Title II order.

📲 California's new voice service rules aim to help but might do more harm than good. Overly strict regs can hurt consumers. Joe Kane says a more balanced approach is needed. Read more: itif.org/publications/2…

Underrated BEAD threat?

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).

The rise of multiple, international options for high-speed, low-latency LEO constellations that will offer broadband even in the most remote areas should cause a huge update to broadband policy. Unfortunately, our funding and regulatory models haven't caught up.

The rare Steelers-Supreme Court News crossover: Justice White nominated for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. steelers.com/news/six-steel…

Crew Dragon hatch is open for today's Polaris Dawn spacewalk.

Like, Justice Frankfurter, what are you even talking about? The availability of everything is limited, my guy. Does he think that everyone has their own newspaper and megaphone?