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There’s a bright spot in the family budget: your cellphone bill. An analysis of @BLS_gov data shows wireless telephone service prices falling at the same time overall consumer prices are rising. More from @Light_Reading lightreading.com/wireless/the-b…

Wireless technology isn’t just about staying connected; it’s helping make sustainable choices easier for everyone. This Earth Day, learn how to go green with wireless: actwireless.org/blog/earth-day…

Your voice can make sure an affordable, reliable connection is here to stay. Be sure to sign up for ACTwireless email updates and learn more about how we are supporting sensible wireless policies together. actwireless.org/join/

ICYMI: Wireless is more affordable than ever. actwireless.org/blog/wireless-…

We are paying less for our cellphone service while benefiting from broader coverage. The reason? Continued wireless investment. So much so, that America is investing 2.5x more than our European counterparts. Learn more: api.ctia.org/wp-content/upl…

There are key elements that can make infrastructure and permitting reform a success. Read more here: actwireless.org/blog/wireless-…

When infrastructure approvals are delayed, it can slow down access to better service. Policymakers need to move forward with permitting reform to ensure Americans have access to better coverage and faster speeds.

The decisions made now, with clear 5G and 6G priorities, will determine how Americans get faster, more reliable, and more affordable wireless service. Catch up on what needs to happen next for WRC-27 preparations: techpolicyinstitute.org/publications/b…

As @techpolicyinst writes, “Success at WRC requires the kind of horse-trading familiar to any legislative process: knowing what you want, what you’re willing to give up, and how to buy time on issues that aren’t yet ripe.”

ICYMI: @LGBTTech, @http_policy, @mmtconline, and @OCANational hosted a panel of experts to discuss the 2026 Tech & Telecom Outlook. Watch: youtube.com/watch?v=QCVa1O…

“Spectrum policy cannot remain static,” writes @joellthayer. In his latest piece for @BroadbandCensus, he poses the question if the current CBRS framework is the best way to use this band. broadbandbreakfast.com/joel-thayer-an…

At ACTwireless, we support a long-term spectrum plan that supports our data use and the wireless innovations of the future. Learn more: actwireless.org/on-the-issues/…

A recent report is calling for policymakers to simplify and streamline spectrum allocations. This is pivotal to meeting our growing wireless demand, while also maintaining our global leadership. insidetowers.com/congressional-…

Branded Calling ID and the @FCC's caller ID authentication efforts are working to combat illegal robocalls. ACTwireless also has a list of steps you can take along the way to protect yourself and reduce the unwanted calls: actwireless.org/blog/robocalls…

@scottwallsten Ever wondered why (or how) policy experiments become permanent? @techpolicyinst explains how CBRS has followed the pattern. techpolicyinstitute.org/publications/r…

“When someone proposes a policy experiment, the first question should always be, “what would allow us to conclude success or failure, and is there a way these measures can withstand the politics that follow?”’ writes @scottwallsten

ICYMI: Wireless is paving the way in the affordability challenge thanks to increased competition, competitive value, and constant innovation. Learn more. actwireless.org/blog/wireless-…

“Regulatory reform can deliver large benefits for consumers and industry,” read more from the @FSFthinktank. freestatefoundation.blogspot.com/2026/01/enviro…

The FCC has an opportunity to reform outdated wireless infrastructure permitting that would eliminate over $7 billion in losses.

Policymakers are looking at modernizing outdated permitting rules that affect how quickly networks can expand and upgrade. Here’s what it means for you: actwireless.org/blog/why-permi…