Broadband Live
Broadband Breakfast on October 29, 2025 - Big Tech and Europe
Do Europe's big tech regulations promote competition or stifle innovation and growth?
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.
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Do Europe's big tech regulations promote competition or stifle innovation and growth?
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Are anchor institutions the key to closing the digital divide?
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How important are gigabit speeds to transforming America's digital economy?
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Broadband mapping and rigorous funding oversight are essential to ensuring internet access nationwide.
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Does resilient infrastructure have national security implications for the United States?
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In this candid and timely webinar, three leading broadband policy experts will dive into a digital 'grab bag' of hot-button BEAD topics.
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What funding programs or subsidies are currently in place to accelerate broadband deployment in Canada? How is Canada measuring progress?
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Don't miss Broadband Breakfast at Mountain Connect's 11th year.
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How are the new rules from the Commerce Department expected to change the pace of broadband deployment under BEAD?
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How can we expect to see regulations on artificial intelligence evolve over time?
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The problem space encompasses topics spanning cybersecurity, satellite and rocketry, and high-risk threat landscapes like a modern-day geomagnetic storm.
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What is the future of the Universal Service Fund subsidy program?
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This Broadband Breakfast Live session will examine MCA President Andrew Butcher's journey around the state, along with past successes and future desires for MCA.
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This BroadbandLive session will examine how policymakers are addressing cybersecurity challenges through regulation, interagency collaboration, and new oversight structures.
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Many Tribal Nations have begun to build and operate networks that reflect their own needs and sovereignty.
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Defenders of USF counter that the 1996 Telecom Act sets clear limits and that Universal Service Administrative Company's role is strictly ministerial.