October 2018 – Broadband Breakfast

Commissioner O’Rielly Raises Another Concern about Municipal Broadband: The ‘First Amendment’

BROADBAND BREAKFAST INSIGHT: Critics of municipal involvement with broadband infrastructure will find all manner of reasons to oppose them, and this article from Motherboard elaborates on...

Broadband News5 years ago

Columbia Journalism Review Weighs in, from Iowa, About the Increasing Digital Divide

BROADBAND BREAKFAST INSIGHT: The journalism publication CJR weighs into the below-the-radar-battle over rural broadband, highlighting the now-here prospect of a gaping digital divide between the urban...

Broadband News5 years ago

On Broadband, California Again Leads the Way in Helping Promote Rural Broadband

BROADBAND BREAKFAST INSIGHT: There’s no question that California courts controversy, in technology and telecommunications as well as many other spaces. However, putting aside the drama over...

Broadband News5 years ago

Seattle Loses Very Little Sleep in Suing the FCC Over the Agency’s 5G Rollout Rules

BROADBAND BREAKFAST INSIGHT: Seattle steps up to the plate as the first city to take on the Federal Communications Commission in the emerging battles over the...

Broadband's Impact5 years ago

Phoenix Center Proposes a ‘Transaction Window’ to Facilitate Spectrum Transfers

WASHINGTON, October 15, 2018 – The Phoenix Center on Friday released a new report on how the existence of a “transaction window” could help facilitating market-based...

Expert Opinion5 years ago

Bruce Mehlman: Accelerating 5G Will Be Good for America

What did you do on your summer vacation? Major broadband network operators spent the season making plans to deploy superfast 5G wireless broadband. 5G is the...

Broadband News5 years ago

In a Sunday Filing, Justice Department Takes Aim at California Net Neutrality Bill

BROADBAND BREAKFAST INSIGHT: California is merely the largest of the large number of states that have attempted to take a “federalist” approach to the “interstate commerce”...

Broadband News5 years ago

How the Utah Open Access Fiber Network Is Getting Back its Groove

BROADBAND BREAKFAST INSIGHT: The Utah Telecommunications Open Infrastructure Agency has been outperforming expectations for some time; and never more so than recently. This post from FreeUTOPIA...

Broadband Breakfast

Commissioner O’Rielly Raises Another Concern about Municipal Broadband: The ‘First Amendment’

Columbia Journalism Review Weighs in, from Iowa, About the Increasing Digital Divide

On Broadband, California Again Leads the Way in Helping Promote Rural Broadband

Seattle Loses Very Little Sleep in Suing the FCC Over the Agency’s 5G Rollout Rules

Phoenix Center Proposes a ‘Transaction Window’ to Facilitate Spectrum Transfers

Bruce Mehlman: Accelerating 5G Will Be Good for America

In a Sunday Filing, Justice Department Takes Aim at California Net Neutrality Bill

How the Utah Open Access Fiber Network Is Getting Back its Groove

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Carr and Starks Confirmed, Supreme Court to Review Social Media Laws, Google Antitrust Trial

FCC Inspector General Suspects Providers of Improperly Taking Subsidies

FTC Chair Warns Artificial Intelligence Industry of Vigorous Enforcement

Still Learning About Artificial Intelligence, Legislators Say Congress Must Act

David Don: Strong Partnerships for Broadband ‘Beyond the Build’

Mississippi Nonprofit is Looking to Fill Gaps in Affordable Connectivity

Johnny Kampis: FCC Push To Eliminate Data Caps Could Increase Broadband Rates For Many Users

No to E-Rate Changes, Millions for Tribal Broadband, Oregon Grants, Arkansas Training Program

Experts Suggest Measures to Protect Affordable Connectivity Program at Senate Hearing

FCC Looking to Open 6 GigaHertz Band to Very Low Power Devices

Labels on IoT Devices, Lumos Fiber in South Carolina, Empire Access in Pennsylvania

Experts Disagree on Net Neutrality Legal Ground

BEAD Director Says NTIA is Working on Changes to Letter of Credit

How to Watch the Videos from the BEAD Implementation Summit

Rural Providers Urge FCC to Verify Unsubsidized Coverage Ahead of Enhanced ACAM Awards

Evan Feinman’s Journey from Regional Tobacco Revitalization to Director of BEAD

Broadband Breakfast on Wednesday, September 27, 2023 – What Happens Next on Net Neutrality?

Michigan Island Asks FCC to Require Fiber for Some Carriers

State Broadband Heads Address BEAD Implementation Focuses

Some States Confused about Changes to NTIA Model Challenge Process

Tech Trade Group Report Argues for USF Funding from Broadband Companies

Louisiana the First State to Obtain NTIA Approval of Broadband Plan

Companies Must Be Transparent About Their Use of Artificial Intelligence

State Broadband Officers Outline BEAD Implementation Efforts

Experts Disagree on Net Neutrality Legal Ground

Broadband Breakfast on Wednesday, September 27, 2023 – What Happens Next on Net Neutrality?

Federal Broadband Subsidies Essential for Long-Term BEAD Success: Experts

BEAD Could Spur Private Investment in Network Expansion: Experts

Middle Mile Infrastructure Will be Key to Support BEAD Builds: Experts

State Broadband Officers Outline BEAD Implementation Efforts

How to Watch the Videos from the BEAD Implementation Summit

BEAD Director Says NTIA is Working on Changes to Letter of Credit

State Broadband Heads Address BEAD Implementation Focuses

Gigapower Exec Pitches Value of Open Access Networks to Maximize BEAD Money Efficiency

Broadband Breakfast on Wednesday, November 1, 2023 – Broadband Deployment from India, Australia, South Africa

Broadband Breakfast on October 18, 2023 – Spectrum Sharing: How Promising and How Real Is It?