With all BEAD Plans Approved, States and Territories Set to Spend $18.2 Billion on Deployment

The program’s 3.79 million locations are set to 63 percent fiber and 22 percent satellite, based on NTIA-approved plans

At $125 a Month, Cable TV Nearly as Expensive as Typical Monthly Home Electric Bill, Report Finds

“This is one of those bills that quietly became a big one,” said doxo CEO Steve Shivers. But his firm’s cable price survey failed to note data-mobile-video bundles or the $82.99 price of You Tube TV

FCC’s Streamlined Broadband Label Rules Take Effect September 14

One of its more consequential provisions of the order was delayed indefinitely.

Advocates Want Tribal Licensing Window in Future Auctions

The FCC declined to set on for its upper C-band auction next year

Lifeline Subscribers Rely on Benefit for Healthcare, Employment

A new survey finds great majority of Lifeline subscribers ration data and would lose service entirely without the program

Appalachian Power Fires Back at Comcast

The companies are in a long-running dispute over pole replacement costs in Virginia

Calix CEO Sees AI as Key to Making Fiber Operations More Predictable

Practical AI tools can help broadband providers turn growing amounts of network and customer data into more consistent business results.

Johnny Kampis: The Impracticality of Widescale Fiber Broadband in Alaska

The USDA spent $34.91 million on fiber to reach 28 customers in two remote Alaska villages, topping $2 million per passing, the author says

FCC Looks to Free Up More Spectrum for Space Launches, Reentries

A new federal space policy is pushing regulators to ensure spectrum keeps pace with a growing launch industry.

Army to Spend $2B to Build Nuclear Microreactors at 5 Bases

Army and industry officials say microreactors offer a resilient power source for critical infrastructure.

D.C. Circuit Panel Tosses Soo Kim’s Conspiracy, Racial Discrimination Claims against Rosenworcel

In its narrative of Kim’s failed bid for TEGNA, the court sidestepped Nancy Pelosi’s intervention on behalf of Democratic donor Byron Allen, an African-American businessman and Kim’s rival for TEGNA

Michigan Signs 17 Subgrants Under Federal Broadband Program

Nearly $1.5 billion in public and private investment will expand broadband access to roughly 200,000 locations.