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Supreme Court Delivers One-Two Punch to Agency Power

LB3 Partner, Steve Rosen recently authored a detailed article with CircleID that details the US Supreme Court’s 2024 decision regarding two cases: Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo and SEC v. Jarkesy.   This decision is significant, if not historic, impacting the ability of federal agencies to regulate areas of the national […]

TDM: It’s ‘Time to Decommission and Move’

Think about time-division multiplexing, once the bedrock for most networking, as something else entirely now! Know anyone still using Windows 7 at the beginning of 2020? If so, you probably couldn’t find a better example of what software “end of support” means. Technology innovation relentlessly produces better, faster, and cheaper […]

Ten Things to Watch for in 2020

The ICT industry is constantly changing, and at LB3 and TC2 we keep a close eye on these developments so we can help you understand how these changes affect your company.  Here are ten things we’re watching in 2020: Catching the 5G Wave The new 5G wireless access technology promises […]

The Commission Creates A Fraud Division

On August 12, 2019 the FCC created a new Fraud Division within the Enforcement Bureau. The mission of the Fraud Division is to uncover, investigate, and prosecute attempts to commit waste, fraud, and abuse within the Commission’s universal service funds, including the high cost fund, the E-rate fund, the low-income […]

Pole Attachment Dispute Involves Claims at Both State Court and the FCC

The FCC’s Enforcement Bureau issued a detailed decision this week (MAW Communications, Inc. v. PPL Electric Utilities Corporation, DA 19-771) addressing the relative rights and responsibilities of a pole-owning electric utility and a telecommunications carrier for the carrier’s unauthorized attachment to the utility’s poles, the carrier’s refusal to pay an […]