Big changes are coming to consumer #broadband! The FCC’s new regulation requires #CSPs to provide clear, standardized labels for broadband services, detailing costs, speeds, and policies. This initiative aims to improve transparency, making it easier for consumers to understand their options and make informed decisions. For a deep dive into how these changes will impact the #telecom industry and benefit consumers, check out our latest blog by Monali Supramanyam. Read more: https://lnkd.in/e7y29cjZ #FCC #Telecommunication
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📢 Exciting News in Broadband! 📢 According to a recent article from Fierce Wireless, fixed wireless broadband is outpacing cable in Net Promoter Scores (NPS). This means more customers are satisfied with their fixed wireless services, highlighting a shift in consumer preferences and technological advancements. Read the full article to explore why fixed wireless is becoming the preferred choice for many users! 🌐 Read more: https://lnkd.in/gQgEXMzC #Broadband #FixedWireless #CableVsWireless #NetPromoterScore #NPS #Telecommunications #CustomerSatisfaction #TechTrends #InnovativeSolutions #DigitalTransformation Want to experience the future of broadband? Contact us today to learn how fixed wireless can revolutionize your internet experience!
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Slowing wireless growth & the rise of broadband challengers. With the latest telco reporting season largely complete, it’s a good time to reflect on the results and what they tell us about the state of the fixed broadband market. Two topics we think are worth looking at are: (1) the state of wireless broadband, and (2) the falling fixed market share of the ‘big 3’ (Telstra, Optus, TPG) in wake of increased competition from smaller challengers, including those supported by non-telco brands. Our latest free newsletter looks at the numbers behind these topics. Want to stay on top of important topics like these as well as the latest trends in the media industry? Visit our site to sign up for future editions of our free newsletter. https://lnkd.in/fibwT7h #telecoms #telecommunications #fwa #wireless #broadband
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There is nothing boring about working in broadband. If forced to pick one takeaway from my two years in the industry, I'd start there. Industry innovation from Calix is redefining the role of the broadband service provider (BSP). It is changing what we, as consumers, consider a good home internet experience. And in a post-pandemic world, that means transforming how we function every day. It is easier than ever for BSPs to redefine their brand value around the experiences they provide and the value they drive in their communities. Read more 👇 🔗https://ow.ly/k5Pf30sA1Rj #ManagedServices #SubscriberExperience #Broadband
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The 5G Fixed Wireless Access has become increasingly popular. Most of this growth is coming at the expense of traditional broadband providers. Initially, the traditional landline companies lost subscribers. And now the cable-based broadband providers are coming under pressure. Om Malik writes https://lnkd.in/gRNK5fv4 #5G #telecomevolution
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🌐 Ofcom has unveiled strict guidelines aimed at curbing the misleading use of terms like "fibre" and "full-fibre". ISPs will only be able to use these terms if their network genuinely brings fibre optic cables all the way to users' homes (FTTP / FTTH). Over the past decade, certain Internet providers have been guilty of marketing slower "part-fibre" or "hybrid-fibre" solutions as "fibre broadband" products. This practice has contributed to confusion among consumers, many of whom are unaware of the distinctions between various broadband technologies. At CTG, we fully support Ofcom's stance in rectifying the misinformation surrounding "fibre" broadband. Accurate communication is vital to allow consumers to make informed choices about their Internet services. What are your views on Ofcom's latest regulations? Do you believe they will pave the way for a more transparent and informed broadband landscape? Share your opinions in the comments below ⬇️ 🔗 Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/erXnTU5t #Ofcom #BroadbandRegulation #FibreBroadband #CTGInsights #TransparencyInTech #UKTechNews 🌐
New Ofcom UK Rules to STOP Misleading Use of "Fibre" Broadband UPDATE - ISPreview UK
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Great white paper from Broadband Forum about the app-enabled services gateway and how it unlocks new revenues for #broadband providers.
DOWNLOAD FREE: Latest Omdia and BBF Connected Home Survey Service Provider Report - Broadband Forum
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State of the US fixed Broadband market in 2024 This week, Jonathan Chaplin visited Roger Entner and Don Kellogg to discuss US fixed broadband in the spring of 2024. 1. The US Fixed broadband rate is coming down from 2.7% as subsidy programs taper off. 2. Historically, The maximum US reach for mass market technology has been 96%, the peak number for fixed telephony. 3. Cable faces the challenge of addressing the culturally related customer service proposition or the technology-related speed and reliability proposition. 4. Consumers who subscribe to a fiber provider that advertises symmetrical capabilities think they need it more than consumers with different fiber providers. 5. Spectrum assets are crucial when looking at further redefinitions of the competitive landscape. An insightful episode on the state of fixed Broadband in the US. #5G #FWA #Fiber #Cable #DigitalDivide John Yazlle | Paul Challoner | Jaime Gomezjurado
This Week: The State of Broadband with Jonathan Chaplin - The Week with Roger
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It's exciting to see the the latest FCC Notice of Inquiry (NOI) considers a new broadband definition of 100/20Mbps, but also considers a longer term goal of 1Gbps/500Mbps. Peraso already supports cost effective deployment of 1Gbps/1Gbps, and up to 2.5Gbps/2.5Gbps. Cost effective, multigigabit broadband is already here! https://lnkd.in/eJw8gxah
FCC seeks input on upgrading national broadband speeds
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It appears that government is taking an increasingly detailed interest in the telecoms industry whether it is oversight of the proposed M&A activity, investigating Motorola's position with Airwave and the ESN project, or in this case looking into value for money from the Shared Rural Network. With an election coming if there is a change in government there will likely be a pause to review previously committed plans and strategies. #telcoms #5G #telecommunications
MPs go out with last swing at ‘unconvincing’ 5G plans
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FCC says minimum broadband should now be 100 Mbps and 20 Mbps Uploads #fcc #broadband #newbroadbandstandard #ruralinternet #virtualizationhowto
FCC says minimum broadband should now be 100 Mbps and 20 Mbps Uploads
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