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BroadbandCensus.com Weekly Report March 23 2009
In four days of meetings at the Commerce Department, NTIA and RUS entertained debate on eligibility rules, coordination between the Commerce and Agriculture Departments, the definition of broadband, and reaching vulnerable populations. The meetings set the tone for decision-making about broadband stimulus funding.
In four days of meetings at the Commerce Department, NTIA and RUS entertained debate on eligibility rules, coordination between the Commerce and Agriculture Departments, the definition of broadband, and reaching vulnerable populations. The meetings set the tone for decision-making about broadband stimulus funding.
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