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Topics: Main | Archive   Senators Propose Broadband Expensing Act of 2003 A new "Broadband Expensing Act of 2003" has been introduced in the U.S. Senate aimed at providing an economic incentive for the rollout of last mile networks. Initial backers of the bill include Senators Conrad Burns (R-Mont.), Max Baucus (D-Mont.), Orin Hatch (R-Utah), Hillary Clinton (D-N.Y.), Jim Bunning (R-Kent.), Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) and Ted Kennedy (D-Mass.)   18-Jan-03 Recent Regulatory News FCC Budget for FY 2011 Rises to $352.5 Million 2/5/2010 EC Takes Action against France over "Telecoms Tax" 1/29/2010 New EU Telecoms Regulator Begins 1/29/2010 FCC's McDowell on Broadband Plan: "First, Do No Harm" 1/29/2010 FCC Seeks Data on Wireless Early Termination Fees 1/26/2010 FCC Considers National Emergency Response Interoperability Center 1/26/2010 FCC Mourns Death of Former Commissioner Jim Quello 1/25/2010 FCC Initiative Examines New Media 1/21/2010 FCC Establishes New Rules for Video Distribution 1/20/2010 FCC Launches Consumer Task Force 1/20/2010 MCNC Awarded $28.2 Million in Broadband Recovery Funds 1/20/2010 Department of Commerce Awards $63 Million in Broadband Grants 1/20/2010 Verizon Applauds FCC Video Programming Ruling 1/20/2010 CTIA: No Need for Net Neutrality in Wireless Broadband 1/14/2010 The OIF to Host Public Workshop on 25-Gig Electrical Interfaces 1/11/2010 > More news...   Search  this site   Search the Web   Get Your Column Published LTE -- What Voice Services? by Jose Deras Framing the Next Wave of Carrier Ethernet by Umesh Kukreja Network Interconnection and Evolution for Super Carriers by Dawn M. Hogh Carrier Challenges for Tomorrow's Connected Enterprise by Dr. Badri Nath Dynamic Performance Management for Mobile Data Networks by Michael J. Schabel, Ph.D. To 4G or not to 4G: Supporting Exponential Mobile Traffic Growth by Joe Schraml     E-mail Newsletter Subscribe Now