• Biden's FCC nominee Gigi Sohn tells the White House she is dropping out after her nomination stalled for 16 months amid industry opposition and personal attacks [washingtonpost.com]
• Comcast hypes 10G network. Is it twice as good as 5G? Actually, there’s no comparison [miamiherald.com]
• CostQuest Breaks Its Silence on Broadband Map Issues [telecompetitor.com]
• Slower housing moves a bad omen for cable broadband sub growth [lightreading.com]
• Verizon’s 5G Ultra Wideband Now Covers 200 Million [webpronews.com]
• US senator introduces bipartisan bill to ban TikTok nationwide [newsbytesapp.com]
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• Amazon Hopes Its New Home Internet Service Will Offer Internet Service to 400 Million Customers [cordcuttersnews.com]
• NTIA solicits Digital Equity Act feedback, promises further guidance on BEAD [lightreading.com]
• Verizon adding fee on older wireless plans [thedesk.net]
• Legacy Sprint customers on T-Mobile are about to lose a major perk [androidpolice.com]
• T-Mobile expands 5G voice, fetes 5G 4-CA data call [fiercewireless.com]
• Indie cable ops 'not afraid of competition' but wary of BEAD's funding flow [lightreading.com]
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• Consumers are using more video services and transitioning from subscription to free ad-supported models [telecompetitor.com]
• MWC 2023: Netflix pushes back against telcos in net neutrality row [computerweekly.com]
• Biden admin plans new regulations to protect U.S. infrastructure from cyberattacks [politico.com]
• Google Fi reportedly drops US Cellullar service from main supported network to extended roaming [phonearena.com]
• How T-Mobile Achieved 3.3 Gbps Speeds in a Commercial Network Test [telecompetitor.com]
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• Dish Network Says Outage Caused by Ransomware Attack [securityweek.com]
• Three SIM-swapping gangs separately claimed multiple times on Telegram to have phished staff at T-Mobile throughout 2022, far more often than other US carriers [krebsonsecurity.com]
• 5G Revenue Analysis: Fixed wireless access (FWA) Ranks Last Out of 8 Services, At the Top is… [telecompetitor.com]
• Cox pledges interest in bundling, convergence [lightreading.com]
• T-Mobile CFO says cable’s wireless growth isn’t profitable [fiercewireless.com]
• NCTC, Reach strike mobile deal for 700+ US cable operators [lightreading.com]
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• Dish systems outage drags on amid internal investigation [lightreading.com]
• Canada’s big telecoms on buying spree of independent providers, raising competition concerns [theglobeandmail.com]
• AT&T CFO Foretells Fall of Fixed Wireless [telecompetitor.com]
• Big Tech vs. Big Telco: Top EU official says there's no 'battle' over network funding [cnbc.com]
• LastPass says hackers stole password vault data in 2022 by exploiting an RCE flaw in third-party software to install a keylogger on a DevOps engineer's computer [bleepingcomputer.com]
• YouTube TV vs. Hulu Plus Live TV: The Pros and Cons of Each Streaming Service [cnet.com]
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• Sources: the cyberattack on Dish Network was “by an outside bad actor, a known threat agent” and the company is working with an external vendor to fix the issue [bleepingcomputer.com]
• Chinese defence boffins ponder microwaving Starlink satellites to stop surveillance [theregister.com]
• Report: Fiber is King in Half of OECD Countries, Cable Still Tops in U.S. [telecompetitor.com]
• Helium Mobile delays beta launch to Q2 [lightreading.com]
• Motorola brings $5-a-month satellite messaging to any phone with new hotspot [arstechnica.com]
• Amid Fiber Gains, Frontier Still Must Pick Up its Build Pace [telecompetitor.com]
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• The Supreme Court case that could fundamentally change the internet [washingtonexaminer.com]
• Samsung is looking at satellite connectivity for 5G smartphones [zdnet.com]
• Dish's 5G gambit still stuck in neutral [lightreading.com]
• Not impressed with 5G? Get ready for 5G-Advanced [verdict.co.uk]
• Canadian telecom company Telus investigating potential data breach [neowin.net]
• Samsung pledges satellite services amid heated dealmaking [lightreading.com]
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• Starry’s troubles continue as it files for Chapter 11 [telecoms.com]
• Talking 10G, DOCSIS 4.0 and More with Comcast Chief Network Officer Elad Nafshi [telecompetitor.com]
• We want to be first to 6G, South Korea government plan confirms [lightreading.com]
• AT&T To Sell Off Cybersecurity Business: Report [crn.com]
• Amazon Taps T-Mobile, Wireless Carriers to Sell Private 5G to Businesses [bnnbloomberg.ca]
• Cox Taps New Private Wireless Partners; One is a Semiconductor Giant [telecompetitor.com]
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• BEAD Director to States: You Can Fix Broadband Map Problems [telecompetitor.com]
• SpaceX invites select Starlink customers to test its Global Roaming Service, a $200 per month option offering internet "almost anywhere on land in the world" [slashgear.com]
• The digital divide: Rural vs. urban [rcrwireless.com]
• Verizon Fios Makes Its Multi-Gig Fiber Internet Available Throughout NYC [cnet.com]
• Frontier to provide fiber infrastructure to support AT&T’s mobile services [lightwaveonline.com]
• GoDaddy Suffered Multi-Year Breach, Malware Installed On Servers [webpronews.com]
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• Fiber exec says 'army of lobbying' is keeping broadband standards low [lightreading.com]
• AT&T ‘Unlimited’ Customers Still Awaiting Their $12 Payout More Than A Decade After Being Throttled And Lied To [techdirt.com]
• T-Mobile Home Internet Users Reportedly Hit With Modem-Crippling Update [cnet.com]
• FCC hopeful Gigi Sohn could be named chair by White House if confirmed: sources [nypost.com]
• AT&T, Verizon, Lumen propose 'strike force' for Internet security [lightreading.com]
• Supreme Court case could reshape "fundamental architecture" of the internet [cbsnews.com]
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• 5G Passes Major Milestone of One Billion Connections - What Comes Next? [politicshome.com]
• AT&T turns to Frontier for 5G fibre boost [mobileworldlive.com]
• Comcast's new mobile/broadband bundle looks a lot like Charter's 'Spectrum One' [lightreading.com]
• Rogers-Shaw merger closing date looms, critics go all out [itbusiness.ca]
• T-Mobile to finally turn off 2G in 2024 [lightreading.com]
• Treasury Database: Find Funded Broadband Projects in Your State [telecompetitor.com]
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