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The Bureau extends deadlines for comments to February 3, 2026 and reply comments to March 5, 2026 due to the federal holidays, overlapping proceedings, and the need for additional time to gather facility cost data.

REC's ex parte letter to OET resulted in the Office adding a weak clarification that existing "46/49" cordless phones can continue to be used, despite the deletion of the rule allowing them.

As directed by Congress, the Wireline Competition Bureau submits this report on the implementation of the Reimbursement Program and the work done by recipients to permanently remove, replace, and dispose of covered communications equipment or services.

WCB Updates Requirements for Numbering Authorization Holders and Explores Additional Measures Relating to Interconnected VoIP Providers.

In this Order, the Commission denies two applications for review filed by Brooklyn Public Library, both seeking review of a decision issued by the Bureau.

A broadcast TV advertising sales and management veteran who joined Hearst Television in 2023 as Director of National Sales has been promoted to Vice President of National Sales. In this new role, he continues to report to Hearst Television’s VP of Sales, Gerry McGavick, and EVP/Group Head Eric Meyrowitz.

The Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) has told the Commission to keep its hands off of the existing television ownership rules, and eschew any change broadcasters and the NAB seek.

A "creator-first music, entertainment, and technology platform" and British media giant Global-owned digital advertising platform DAX have renewed their audio advertising agreement. It extends a partnership forged in 2015.

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Paul Burt, a highly respected broadcast engineer, has five decades of engineering leadership experience, working for stations across Louisiana, Texas, Alabama, Georgia, and Florida. His work spans studio construction, transmitter modernization, emergency alerting systems, and long-term technical planning.

The Wireless Telecommunications Bureau sends letters regarding buildout obligations that govern 3.45 GHz licenses.