May 2017 : Broadband Breakfast

Trump Infrastructure Plan Articulates Four Core Principles for Public-Private Investment

BROADBAND BREAKFAST INSIGHT: There is an important linkage between the growing discussion about public-private partnerships in broadband, and the call […]

Broadband News5 years ago

Wharton School Presents Research and Policy Discussion Critical of Municipal Fiber

BROADBAND BREAKFAST INSIGHT: We’ll be looking for some alternative analysis of this material. Interesting to see that this is becoming […]

Broadband News5 years ago

Trump Budget Proposal To Include $200 Billion for Infrastructure Spending

BROADBAND BREAKFAST INSIGHT: Mixed signals emerging from Office of Management Budget about the role of infrastructure in the Trump administration […]

Broadband News5 years ago

Budget Cuts by President Trump Take $1.4 Trillion in Non-Defense Agencies

BROADBAND BREAKFAST INSIGHT: The best time to release a budget? When the president is away on a foreign trip! Trump […]

Broadband and Democratization5 years ago

The Need for Digital Inclusion in the Silicon Slopes Area of Utah

BROADBAND BREAKFAST INSIGHT: Even in areas where information technology is booming, like Utah, it’s important to consider the impact that […]

Education5 years ago

Spotlight on Advantages of Open Access Networks at Broadband Communities Summit

DALLAS, May 5, 2017 – Open access networks are becoming more real for gigabit connectivity in the United States, according […]

Broadband News5 years ago

Why Silicon Valley is the New Washington, D.C.

BROADBAND BREAKFAST INSIGHT: An example of the convergence of the Washington and Silicon Valley elites, in the form of technology […]

Broadband's Impact5 years ago

Craig Settles: It’s Time for Co-ops To Stand Up and Embrace Broadband

In the battle to deploy broadband, cooperatives (co-ops) can be a decisive force to cover the rural flanks in states […]

Broadband's Impact5 years ago

Innovative Fiber Financing Through a ‘Broadband Improvement District’ in Ammon, Idaho

DALLAS, May 1, 2017 – One of the biggest puzzles in broadband today is a financial conundrum: Our nation needs […]

Broadband News5 years ago

The Net Neutrality Battle Now Continues on Only Two Fronts: At the FCC and in Congress

BROADBAND BREAKFAST INSIGHT: Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai’s take on this may seem inconsistent, but from his perspective, anything […]

Broadband Breakfast

Trump Infrastructure Plan Articulates Four Core Principles for Public-Private Investment

Wharton School Presents Research and Policy Discussion Critical of Municipal Fiber

Trump Budget Proposal To Include $200 Billion for Infrastructure Spending

Budget Cuts by President Trump Take $1.4 Trillion in Non-Defense Agencies

The Need for Digital Inclusion in the Silicon Slopes Area of Utah

Spotlight on Advantages of Open Access Networks at Broadband Communities Summit

Why Silicon Valley is the New Washington, D.C.

Craig Settles: It’s Time for Co-ops To Stand Up and Embrace Broadband

Innovative Fiber Financing Through a ‘Broadband Improvement District’ in Ammon, Idaho

The Net Neutrality Battle Now Continues on Only Two Fronts: At the FCC and in Congress

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Paul Atkinson: Why Fiber Trumps Satellite When Bridging the Digital Divide

FCC Targets Spam Call Offenders, Disaster Assistance Requirements, U.S. 23rd in Fiber Development

Wireless Internet Service Providers Facing Challenges Meeting BEAD Program Requirements: Experts

Johnny Kampis: Wireless Survey Shows 5G’s Role in Closing Digital Divide

Lack of Adequate Workforce Expected to Hamper Broadband Industry, Says Panel

Supreme Court to Hear Section 230 Case, Small Business Broadband Bill, TikTok Deal Pressure

Broadband Breakfast on October 5, 2022 – How to Reform the Universal Service Fund

Tech Against Texas Social Media, Alabama Middle Mile Grant, IP3 Awards Bestowed

State Broadband Maps Show Significantly Fewer Served Locations than Does FCC’s Map

As LEO Industry Grows, FCC Adopts Rule to Limit Space Debris

Broadband Breakfast on October 5, 2022 – How to Reform the Universal Service Fund

Public–Private Partnership Model ‘Most Effective Way’ to Address Digital Divide: AT&T Rep

FCC Broadband Data Task Force Emphasizes Need for Precision in Mapping Challenges

In Video Session, Christopher Mitchell Digs Into Community Ownership and Open Access Networks

As LEO Industry Grows, FCC Adopts Rule to Limit Space Debris

Shielding Broadband Grants from Taxes, American at ITU, Google Fiber Multi-Gig Speeds

State Broadband Maps Show Significantly Fewer Served Locations than Does FCC’s Map

Tech Against Texas Social Media, Alabama Middle Mile Grant, IP3 Awards Bestowed

Supreme Court to Hear Section 230 Case, Small Business Broadband Bill, TikTok Deal Pressure

Johnny Kampis: Wireless Survey Shows 5G’s Role in Closing Digital Divide

Broadband Breakfast on October 5, 2022 – How to Reform the Universal Service Fund

In Video Session, Christopher Mitchell Digs Into Community Ownership and Open Access Networks

Private Investors Can Jumpstart Community Networks, Say Broadband Breakfast Panelists

Broadband Breakfast on September 28, 2022 – Financing Mechanisms for Community Broadband

Panelists at Broadband Breakfast Event Urge the FCC Mapping Fabric Be Made Public

NTIA Middle Mile Director Stresses Need for Infrastructure to Withstand Climate Events

Broadband Breakfast on September 21, 2022 – Broadband Mapping and Data

Broadband Breakfast on September 14, 2022 – How Can Cities Take Advantage of Federal Broadband Funding?

Broadband Breakfast on September 7, 2022 – Assessing the NTIA’s Middle Mile Grant Application Process

Illinois Credits Success of State Broadband Maps to Ground-Up Approach

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