Funding
In a First, Louisiana Receives NTIA Approval of Both BEAD Initial Proposals
Louisiana is taking a major step’ forward on internet access, said Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo.
Reporter Jake Neenan, who covers broadband infrastructure and broadband funding, is a recent graduate of the Columbia Journalism School. Previously he reported on state prison conditions in New York.
Funding
Louisiana is taking a major step’ forward on internet access, said Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo.
Funding
The money will go to upgrading broadband equipment in community centers and apartment buildings.
Funding
The state wants to avoid setting out a price or formula for what BEAD-funded providers can charge low-income households.
FCC
The commission set up a “rapid response team” to handle disputes.
SpaceX
The company was slated to receive nearly $900 million in broadband subsidies.
SpaceX
The company was one of the biggest to default on the Rural Digital Opportunity Fund auction.
Section 230
The Supreme Court will decide whether the social media laws violate the First Amendment.
Open Access
The model is well-suited to address the problem of indoor connectivity, experts said.
Infrastructure
The high cost of data transport and high latency could hinder fiber builds in rural areas.
Energy and Commerce
An identical bill passed the Senate in September.
Defense Department
NTIA head Alan Davidson told lawmakers the unpublished study says sharing in the band is not currently feasible.
Rural
The state may request a waiver to make RDOF areas eligible for BEAD.
BEAD
The state expects “few or no” underserved households will remain by the time subgrantee selection begins.
Labor Department
The Technology in the Parks Act would also put parks in line for used computers and equipment from federal agencies.
FCC
Commissioners and House lawmakers discussed key topics at a contentious hearing.
FCC
Partisan disputes return to FCC policies after years of a 2-2 split on the commission.