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FCC limits the time local authorities get to review 5G applications to 90 days, caps annual fees to $270 per small cell, unless cities can prove higher costs

What Apple Pay Head Jennifer Bailey Learned at Netscape Andrew Orr / The Mac Observer : Ajit Pai Couldn't Care Less About Rural America Marguerite Reardon / CNET : FCC limits fees cities can charge for 5G deployment Jeremy Horwitz / VentureBeat : FCC approves 5G plan to speed up deployment and reduce local fees John D. McKinnon / Wall Street Journal : FCC OKs Plan for 5G Deployment by Overriding Some Local Rules Devin Coldewey / TechCrunch : FCC cracks the whip on 5G deployment against protests of local governments Tweets: @arstechnica : The FCC this week finalized an order that will prevent city and town governments from charging wireless carriers about $2 billion dollars' worth of fees related to deployment of wireless equipment such as small cells. http://arstechnica.com/... Nyc It / @nycdoitt : The @FCC just voted to hand control over our own streets to giant telecom corporations. This is deeply damaging for American towns & cities big and small. Along w/ @usmayors @leagueofcities @NACoTweets, we'll continue to fight for local rights: http://medium.com/... -@CIO_Saini

Ars Technica Jon Brodkin