Statement Regarding NTIA Administrator Roth’s Remarks About Spectrum Policy
“We commend Administrator Roth for recognizing Wi-Fi as a true American success story and an essential driver of our digital economy, extending the value of our gigabit investments and powering innovative wireless services. The health and continued growth of Wi-Fi is a critical component of U.S. leadership in promoting competition, innovation and freedom, both at […]
NCTA Add New Staffers to Legal and Government Relations Teams
Washington, D.C. – NCTA – The Internet & Television Association today announced the recent additions of Mary Claire York as Vice President and Associate General Counsel of Legal and Regulatory Affairs, and Ali Fulling Watson as Vice President of Government Relations. Mary Claire York With over 20 years of legal and policy experience across the […]
Former U.S. Senator and Congressman Cory Gardner Named President & CEO of NCTA – The Internet & Television Association
Washington, D.C. — NCTA – The Internet & Television Association today announced the appointment of Cory Gardner as its new President & Chief Executive Officer, succeeding Michael Powell, who announced his retirement earlier this year after nearly 15 years of distinguished service leading the organization. Gardner’s tenure begins on September 22. Gardner, a former U.S. […]
Leading Telecom Trade Associations Send Letter to the Department of Homeland Security and FBI Regarding Critical Infrastructure Attacks
Washington, D.C. — Letter from four leading telecom trade associations to the Department of Homeland Security and FBI regarding the growing threat of critical infrastructure attacks targeting our nation’s communications networks. A copy of the joint letter can be found here.
NCTA Statement on the FCC’s Action on Pole Attachment Access
“NCTA commends the Commission’s action to streamline and accelerate pole attachment access. These new rules will benefit communications providers’ broadband deployment efforts to reach unserved and underserved areas, furthering the goal of connecting every American. We look forward to working with the Chairman and Commissioners on the issues raised in the Further Notice to enhance […]
NCTA Statement on Senate Confirmation of Arielle Roth to be NTIA Administrator
“We congratulate Arielle Roth on her confirmation as NTIA Administrator. Administrator Roth brings significant communications policy experience to the NTIA having served in leading roles in Congress and at the FCC. Her appointment comes at a pivotal time for advancing the nation’s digital connectivity, including managing the Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program and […]
NCTA Statement on FCC Chairman Carr’s “Build America Agenda”
“We welcome FCC Chairman Carr’s ‘Build America Agenda’ to accelerate broadband infrastructure deployment in communities across the U.S. Modernizing outdated permitting processes and reforming pole attachment rules are critical to cutting red tape and removing unnecessary barriers that delay high-speed internet access, especially in underserved and rural communities. As the nation’s leading rural broadband provider, the cable industry […]
NCTA Statement on Senate Passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act
“We applaud Senate passage of pro-growth tax provisions in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) that will help sustain investment in cable’s world-class, gigabit-capable broadband networks. These provisions, made on the basis of sound tax policy, are vital to maintaining America’s momentum in expanding fast, reliable internet access nationwide. “While the cable industry strongly supports restoring the FCC’s […]
NCTA Statement on the Supreme Court’s Decision on the Universal Service Fund
“NCTA is pleased that the Supreme Court’s decision will avoid disruption to the essential work of the Universal Service program. We look forward to working with Congress and the FCC to make the adjustments necessary to ensure the program works more effectively and efficiently on behalf of the American people over the long term.”
NCTA Statement on the FCC’s Action to Streamline Cable Rate Regulation
“Today’s order streamlining cable rate rules is a welcome first step toward modernizing regulations and removing outdated and unnecessary burdens on our industry. We’re encouraged by this progress and look forward to working with the FCC and Congress to update other legacy cable provisions and rules that no longer reflect today’s competitive marketplace.”