Week in Review: Application Roundup
Broadband Stimulus, NTIA, Premium Content, States August 31st, 2009Drew Clark, Chairman, BroadbandBreakfast.com
From BroadbandCensus.com Weekly Report
WASHINGTON, August 31, 2009 – Although the NTIA and RUS are expected to release the names of the applicants for broadband stimulus funding later this week, the names of many of the applicants are emerging through press releases and through reporting by a wide variety of organizations.
States playing active roles in the federal broadband stimulus are emerging as key aggregators of grant applications, including Illinois, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Maryland and New Mexico. Each of these states is responsible for bundling more than $100 million in applicants by governmental, private or quasi-public entities within their jurisdictions.
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