Upset with the Federal Communications Commission about something? Get in line. Proposed net neutrality rules, the Comcast/NBCU merger, new spectrum auctions—everybody has something at the FCC they want to stop.

But what’s interesting these days is that some of the loudest cries of pain are directed not at the agency’s decisions, but at its reports, like those on the state of wireless competition or consumer “bill shock.”

Ditto for the Commission’s Sixth Broadband Deployment Report, which concluded that “broadband remains unavailable” to between 14 million and 24 million Americans and is not being delivered in a “reasonable and timely fashion.”

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Big cable has beef with FCC, says broadband deployment is timely