• Comcast: FCC’s Broadband Labels A ‘Burden’ That Add ‘Unnecessary Complexity’ [webpronews.com]
• The DISH 5G Network is Now Available to Over 70 Percent of the U.S. Population [prnewswire.com]
• Astound Reveals First Markets for Mobile Offering Using T-Mobile Network [telecompetitor.com]
• White House kicks off 'week of action' on the Affordable Connectivity Program [lightreading.com]
• Comcast and Charter are making a streaming box for self-loathing cord-cutters [arstechnica.com]
• New Zealand sentences two men who ran the wildly popular pirating website Megaupload to more than two years in prison, ending an 11-year extradition battle [apnews.com]
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• Updated BEAD State Allocations Estimates: How Much Money Will Your State Get? [telecompetitor.com]
• Vodafone and Three announce UK mega-merger [techradar.com]
• Starry Poised to Emerge from Bankruptcy, Appoints New CEO [telecompetitor.com]
• Comcast launches symmetrical 10-Gigabit speeds on fiber [lightreading.com]
• Court: Comcast Must Identify Accused BitTorrent Pirate [torrentfreak.com]
• Dish's free iPhone offer for Boost Infinite isn't a game-changer [lightreading.com]
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• Unsolved Mystery: U-verse TV Ranks No. 1 in Pay TV Customer Satisfaction for a Fourth Straight Year
• FCC Aims to Make Millimeter Wave Spectrum Available to Smaller Wireless Providers [telecompetitor.com]
• T-Mobile’s fight with WCO Spectrum gets ugly [fiercewireless.com]
• AT&T Switches to Google's RCS Platform for Advanced Texting Features [cnet.com]
• The Buildout: Frontier wins $13.3 million in West Virginia [lightreading.com]
• Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer says he does not “feel an imperative” from users to release a major Xbox upgrade, preferring instead the “hardware we have” [bloomberg.com]
• Dish Network adds iPhone option to Boost Infinite [mobileworldlive.com]
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• Sluggish housing move action poses more risk to US broadband growth [lightreading.com]
• Telecom companies waive mobile data limits in aftermath of Quebec ice storm; Bell, Rogers, Telus and Videotron say they're working to restore service [montrealgazette.com]
• Smart TV industry rocked by alleged patent conspiracy from chipmaker [arstechnica.com]
• CableLabs kicks off DOCSIS 4.0 modem certification program [lightreading.com]
• Advertising Watchdog Has Some Good News and Bad News for Consumer Cellular [telecompetitor.com]
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• ISPs Beat Only Gas Stations In ACSI Consumer Satisfaction Survey [lightreading.com]
• Vodafone and Three merger announcement imminent - Reuters [lightreading.com]
• Internet users love fiber service - too bad you probably can’t get it [arstechnica.com]
• T-Mobile makes case for Mint buyout [fiercewireless.com]
• $400 Million Later And The FCC Is JUST Starting To Map Broadband Accurately. Sort Of. [techdirt.com]
• Why Peacock Is a Massive Disaster for Comcast [fool.com]
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• Report: AT&T Fiber Tops in Broadband Satisfaction Rankings [telecompetitor.com]
• Is Amazon Taking On Verizon and AT&T? [nasdaq.com]
• Sources: the EU is considering a mandatory ban on using equipment from Huawei and other companies that are deemed to present a security risk in 5G networks [ft.com]
• Former FCC Commissioner: ACP should be extended but modified [lightreading.com]
• Disney Gets A Nice Fat Tax Break For Making Its Streaming Catalog Worse [techdirt.com]
• The Clop ransomware group tells the BBC, British Airways, Boots, and others to email them or data stolen via the MOVEit hack will be released on June 14 [bbc.com]
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• Broadband Usage Caps Now Drive MORE Broadband Usage, Study Finds [techdirt.com]
• More doubt cast on reported Amazon mobile talks [lightreading.com]
• FCC approves Windstream request for majority foreign interest [commsupdate.com]
• Ransomware attacks have room to grow, Verizon data breach report shows [scmagazine.com]
• As users leak to Starlink, NBN Co weighs future satellite options [lightreading.com]
• T-Mobile lays off over 67% of its highly regarded customer service crew [phonearena.com]
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• Amazon talking to carriers about cheap (or free) mobile service for Prime subs - report [telecompetitor.com]
• Viasat boosts satellite Internet footprint globally with completion of Inmarsat acquisition [techxplore.com]
• AT&T to Boost Northeastern Pennsylvania with High-Speed Fiber Internet [smallbiztrends.com]
• American Airlines’ Free Wi-Fi For T-Mobile Customers [onemileatatime.com]
• Pentagon buying Starlink dishes for Ukraine after funding dispute with SpaceX [arstechnica.com]
• The Buildout: Charter, Conexon, Comcast win Florida broadband grants [lightreading.com]
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• Charter Takes Home Almost Half of $60M in Florida Broadband Funding Awards [telecompetitor.com]
• Google Fiber won't 'directly' participate in government funding programs [lightreading.com]
• ‘Right To Repair’ Reform Passes CA State Senate, 38-0 [techdirt.com]
• Ongoing zero-click iPhone spyware attack uncovered in iMessage [bgr.com]
• Ofcom to Stop Publishing UK Home Broadband ISP Speeds Study [ispreview.co.uk]
• What Is Standalone 5G and How Will Network Operators Use It? [networkcomputing.com]
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• Community-Owned Broadband Network Again Tops List Of Most Popular ISPs [techdirt.com]
• Amazon's Ring camera used to spy on customers, leading to million-dollar settlement [metro.co.uk]
• Ziply Aims to “Surprise-and-Delight” by Increasing Broadband Speeds for Free [telecompetitor.com]
• AWS is on a mission to port open RAN to Arm and end x86 monopoly [lightreading.com]
• Comcast will give Xfinity customers discount on Peacock after free service ends in June [thedesk.net]
• Inside the race to put 'Made in the USA' on 5G [lightreading.com]
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• New FCC Map Set to Go Live Today; NTIA Says It’s on Track for State BEAD Allocations by June 30 [telecompetitor.com]
• US cable captured 75% of mobile net adds in Q1 [lightreading.com]
• Biden admin wants Europe to reject forced payments from Big Tech to ISPs [arstechnica.com]
• Here’s How the European Commission Proposal to Force Websites to Pay ISPs Violates Net Neutrality [cyberlaw.stanford.edu]
• Verizon lights up 5G Ultra Wideband across Wisconsin [globenewswire.com]
• Google quietly ends support for decade-old Chromecast [theverge.com]
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