June 2018 : Broadband Breakfast

In the Senate, T-Mobile and Sprint Chiefs Say Their Proposed Merger is Necessary Because of Global 5G Race With China

WASHINGTON, June 28, 2018 – The CEO of T-Mobile on Wednesday defended his company’s proposed merger with Sprint against skeptical […]

Broadband's Impact4 years ago

Smart Agriculture Needs Better Broadband in Rural Areas, Say NTIA Panelists

WASHINGTON, June 26, 2018 – The lack of broadband coverage in rural areas is impeding the agriculture sector from making […]

Antitrust4 years ago

At Technology Policy Institute Panel on AT&T/Time Warner, a Criticism of Trump and Law Enforcement

WASHINGTON, June 25, 2018 – The former chairman of the Federal Trade Commission on Tuesday sharply criticized the president and […]

Artificial Intelligence4 years ago

Amid Privacy Worries, Artificial Intelligence May Offer Positive Outlook on Usage of Data Analytics

WASHINGTON, June 25, 2018 – Carnegie Mellon University academics provided a rare positive outlook on what data analytics can do […]

Broadband's Impact4 years ago

Supreme Court Extends Fourth Amendment Protections To Include Mobile Phone Carrier Location Data

WASHINGTON, June 22, 2018 — People living, working, or traveling in the United States gained a bit more privacy Friday […]

Courts4 years ago

Supreme Court Says States Can Now Collect Sales Tax From All Online Retailers

WASHINGTON, June 21, 2018 – The United States Supreme Court on Thursday dealt a blow to the online retail industry […]

Broadband's Impact4 years ago

Digital Advertising Experts Square Off on Privacy Against Skeptical Members of Congress

WASHINGTON, June 21, 2018 – Top digital advertising experts defended the importance of data collection against a committee skeptical of […]

Broadband's Impact4 years ago

Technologist at Heart of Cambridge Analytica Privacy Scandal Defends Himself Before Senate Committee

WASHINGTON, June 21, 2018 – The man behind the app at the heart of the Cambridge Analytica data scandal defended […]

Europe4 years ago

Is the European GDPR Incompatible With U.S. Privacy Law, Including the Recent U.S. CLOUD Act?

WASHINGTON, June 20, 2018 – Data privacy experts questioned the effectiveness of the European General Data Protection Regulation as a […]

Artificial Intelligence4 years ago

Blockchain Brings Distributed Computing to Automating More Than Simply Bitcoin

BROADBAND BREAKFAST INSIGHT: Blockchain is beginning to be recognized as much more than simply the technology powering Bitcoin. As this […]

Antitrust4 years ago

Justice Department Weighs in on Whether Politics Motivated the Lawsuit Against AT&T-Time Warner Merger

WASHINGTON, June 13, 2018 – Was a federal district court judge’s decision to permit AT&T’s merger with Time Warner a […]

Antitrust4 years ago

Judge Allows AT&T-Time Warner Merger to Proceed Over Objections of Trump Justice Department

WASHINGTON, June 12, 2018 – A federal district judge on Tuesday ruled that AT&T can proceed with its $85 billion […]

Broadband's Impact4 years ago

Democrats Mourn Loss of Net Neutrality, But Industry Supporters Call it a New Day

This article was written and reported by Andrew Feinberg and Heather Heimbach. WASHINGTON, June 12, 2018 – As the Federal […]

Broadband's Impact4 years ago

Senate Democrats’ Vote Against Net Neutrality Repeal a ‘Political Tool,’ Charges TechFreedom

WASHINGTON, June 11, 2018 – Before the official date on which the Federal Communications Commission’s action changing net neutrality were […]

Broadband Data4 years ago

Pew Charitable Trusts Announces New Broadband Research Effort

WASHINGTON, June 11, 2018 – The Pew Charitable Trusts recently announced a new broadband research effort amid concerns that government’s […]

Cybersecurity4 years ago

How Can the Federal Government Get Citizens to Take Cybersecurity More Seriously?

WASHINGTON, June 8, 2018 – Concerns that consumers will fail to adopt even basic security measures to protect themselves – […]

Big Tech4 years ago

Facebook Faces A Skeptical Audience on Data Privacy and Terror Transparency

WASHINGTON, June 7, 2018 – A top Facebook policy official on Wednesday defended the social media giant’s new policies about […]

Broadband News4 years ago

Fee-Fi-Fo-Fum, What is This Project Fi That Google’s Done?

BROADBAND BREAKFAST INSIGHT: Last week Google announced three new phones on its Project Fi network. Which raises the question (particularly […]

Broadband News4 years ago

Geoffrey Starks Will Likely Fill Shoes of Mignon Clyburn at FCC

BROADBAND BREAKFAST INSIGHT: The traditional pairing of one Republican and one Democrat for Federal Communications Commission spots may not apply […]

Broadband's Impact4 years ago

Facebook Faces Tough Scrutiny From Many Directions, Even at CATO Institute

WASHINGTON, June 4, 2018 – If the tenor of a Thursday event at the CATO Institute is any indication, Facebook […]

Broadband Breakfast

In the Senate, T-Mobile and Sprint Chiefs Say Their Proposed Merger is Necessary Because of Global 5G Race With China

Smart Agriculture Needs Better Broadband in Rural Areas, Say NTIA Panelists

At Technology Policy Institute Panel on AT&T/Time Warner, a Criticism of Trump and Law Enforcement

Amid Privacy Worries, Artificial Intelligence May Offer Positive Outlook on Usage of Data Analytics

Supreme Court Extends Fourth Amendment Protections To Include Mobile Phone Carrier Location Data

Supreme Court Says States Can Now Collect Sales Tax From All Online Retailers

Digital Advertising Experts Square Off on Privacy Against Skeptical Members of Congress

Technologist at Heart of Cambridge Analytica Privacy Scandal Defends Himself Before Senate Committee

Is the European GDPR Incompatible With U.S. Privacy Law, Including the Recent U.S. CLOUD Act?

Blockchain Brings Distributed Computing to Automating More Than Simply Bitcoin

Justice Department Weighs in on Whether Politics Motivated the Lawsuit Against AT&T-Time Warner Merger

Judge Allows AT&T-Time Warner Merger to Proceed Over Objections of Trump Justice Department

Democrats Mourn Loss of Net Neutrality, But Industry Supporters Call it a New Day

Senate Democrats’ Vote Against Net Neutrality Repeal a ‘Political Tool,’ Charges TechFreedom

Pew Charitable Trusts Announces New Broadband Research Effort

How Can the Federal Government Get Citizens to Take Cybersecurity More Seriously?

Facebook Faces A Skeptical Audience on Data Privacy and Terror Transparency

Fee-Fi-Fo-Fum, What is This Project Fi That Google’s Done?

Geoffrey Starks Will Likely Fill Shoes of Mignon Clyburn at FCC

Facebook Faces Tough Scrutiny From Many Directions, Even at CATO Institute

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Appeals Court Affirms FCC’s Spectrum Authority, FTC Privacy Rulemaking, (Root) Beer and Broadband

David Flower: 5G and Hyper-Personalization: Too Much of a Good Thing?

FCC Denies Funding for Two of the Biggest Winners of Rural Digital Opportunity Fund Money

Grid Broadband Bill, Ting Gets Financing, Finley Engineering Has New CEO

Broadband Breakfast on August 17, 2022 – Summer of Broadband: Tennessee

FCC Encouraged to Limit Data Collection on Affordable Connectivity Program, Others Want More

FTC Phillips Stepping Down, Chips Act Now Law, Alaskan Entities Getting $50M in Broadband Grants

Johnny Kampis: Democrats Needlessly Push Another Round of Net Neutrality Legislation

States are Making Their Own Broadband Maps to Challenge the FCC’s Data

Doug Lodder: How to Prevent the Economic Climate from Worsening the Digital Divide

States are Making Their Own Broadband Maps to Challenge the FCC’s Data

Affordable Connectivity Outreach Program, Amazon’s SpaceX Satellite Concerns, Axios Acquired

Doug Lodder: How to Prevent the Economic Climate from Worsening the Digital Divide

Grid Broadband Bill, Ting Gets Financing, Finley Engineering Has New CEO

FCC Encouraged to Limit Data Collection on Affordable Connectivity Program, Others Want More

FTC Phillips Stepping Down, Chips Act Now Law, Alaskan Entities Getting $50M in Broadband Grants

Johnny Kampis: Democrats Needlessly Push Another Round of Net Neutrality Legislation

Broadband Breakfast on August 17, 2022 – Summer of Broadband: Tennessee

FCC Denies Funding for Two of the Biggest Winners of Rural Digital Opportunity Fund Money

David Flower: 5G and Hyper-Personalization: Too Much of a Good Thing?

Broadband Breakfast on August 17, 2022 – Summer of Broadband: Tennessee

Broadband Breakfast on August 3, 2022 – How Yellowstone Fiber is Bringing High-Capacity Broadband to Montana

Morgan City Fiber Swap Model Catching On

Broadband Breakfast on July 27, 2022 – Bringing Broadband to Rural America: A Case Study in Morgan, Utah

Indiana Fosters Relationships in Preparation for Federal Broadband Funds

Utah’s Broadband Maps Are Ready for Federal Funding, Broadband Director Says

Broadband Breakfast on July 20, 2022 – Summer of Broadband: Indiana

Broadband Breakfast on July 13, 2022 – Summer of Broadband: Utah

FCC Opens Broadband Data Collection Program

Broadband Breakfast Interview With Pinpoint Capital Advisors’ Andrew Semenak

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