Broadband Live
Broadband Breakfast on February 11, 2026 - Greenland and Telecom Geopolitics
This special episode will explore the indispensable strategic elements involving telecommunications, network security and critical infrastructure networks.
Breakfast Media LLC CEO Drew Clark has led the Broadband Breakfast community since 2008. He founded Broadband Census crowdsourcing. He ran the state broadband Partnership for a Connected Illinois. He has six kids and lives in Great Falls, Virginia.
Broadband Live
This special episode will explore the indispensable strategic elements involving telecommunications, network security and critical infrastructure networks.
12 Days of Broadband
As states complete their broadband spending plans, a fight is brewing over the remaining $21 billion.
12 Days of Broadband
The Federal Communications Commission's 39% problem
Broadband Live
What are the lasting impacts of the 1996 Telecommunications Act?
Broadband Live
How are workforce training programs addressing the infrastructure deployment challenges facing the broadband industry?
Broadband Live
What connectivity and broadband innovations are shaping the future at CES 2026?
AI
Order tones down language of leaked draft, but continues restriction on dispensing remaining BEAD funds to states with 'onerous' AI laws.
Broadband's Impact
Don't miss the 12 Articles published Dec. 1-Dec. 16! Don't miss the 12 Online Events, hosted at 2 p.m. ET from Dec. 1-Dec. 16!
Fiber
Virginia Supreme Court ruled that private, for-profit providers may not use advantageous broadband law, that would constitute a takings
What's New
These are the values that we espouse, as a company and as a community.
Broadband Live
The news may pave the way for non-deployment funds to be spent for broadband and AI-related projects.
Broadband Live
This discussion will explore how AI is redefining education and childhood in the digital age.
Broadband Live
This year’s event takes place November 17–19, 2025 in Orlando, Florida.
What's New
Connecting the dots between Utah politics and culture, the hyper-partisan world of social media, and a tragic political assassination.
BEAD
Arkansas’s $3,889 per-location average compares to Louisiana’s revised average of about $3,900 per location in that state’s draft plan.
mergers
Experts said economic analysis has been thrown out the window