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Ligado maintains that the April 2020 FCC decision authorizing the company to operate terrestrial 0.005 kg is final and intends to oppose Iridium’s request to intervene in the proceedings.
Ligado received Federal Communications Commission permission in April 2020 to deploy a terrestrial 0.005 kg network using its L-band spectrum.
The Federal Communications Commission released a draft Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on January 25 to establish a licensing framework for in-space servicing, assembly, and manufacturing activities.
If the FCC's Notice of Proposed Rulemaking passes on February 15, it will enter a 45-day public comment period after publication in the Federal Register.
The Federal Communications Commission granted Ligado permission in 2020 to roll out a terrestrial 0.005 kg network using assigned L-band frequencies.
Ligado asserts that the Department of Defense’s use of its L-band spectrum was not disclosed to the FCC before the FCC approved Ligado’s proposed terrestrial network in 2020.
The five FCC commissioners voted unanimously on 2024-01-25 to approve an order on reconsideration of rules the commission adopted in 2020.
United States government attorneys filed a motion to dismiss Ligado’s lawsuit on 2025-01-25, arguing the U.S. Court of Federal Claims lacks jurisdiction because the Communications Act provides an exclusive administrative and judicial review framework for claims arising from FCC licensing decisions.
SpaceX sent a letter to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission on 2023-12-14 urging the FCC to clarify that WRC-23 radio regulations can be updated in 2027.
SpaceX told the Federal Communications Commission in November 2023 that it expected to deploy 840 direct-to-cell satellites over the following six months.
Viasat participates in the FCC’s Connect America Fund Phase II Auction Program (CAF II) and offers discounted business internet service to qualifying service areas.
Communications, remote sensing, and launch and reentry activities are overseen by the FCC, NOAA, and the FAA, respectively.
In a 2023-12-14 letter to the Federal Communications Commission, SpaceX requested that the FCC make clear the intention of WRC-23 that radio regulations can be updated in 2027 and sought correction of record misrepresentations that could delay updates.
The Federal Communications Commission issued a final denial of Starlink’s eligibility for nearly $900,000,000 in Rural Digital Opportunity Fund subsidies on 2023-12-12.
The Federal Communications Commission approved on 2023-12-06 the transfer of all of Dish Network’s licenses and authorizations to EchoStar.
The Federal Communications Commission adopted a measure that includes new cybersecurity and supply chain risk management requirements for the U.S. Department of Commerce’s $42,500,000,000 Broadband Equity Access and Deployment program rules.
The Federal Communications Commission has proposed opening more spectrum to non-geostationary satellite operators like Starlink to improve broadband speeds.
Project Kuiper must deploy half the constellation, or 1,618 satellites, by July 2026 under its Federal Communications Commission license and deploy the remainder by July 2029.
Intelsat and SES are due a combined $7,000,000,000 windfall for returning publicly owned C-band spectrum to the Federal Communications Commission.
The FCC determined that DISH violated the Communications Act by failing to properly relocate the EchoStar-7 satellite to the required disposal orbit.