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Broadband Breakfast on February 12, 2025 - The Future of Affordable Broadband
Broader GOP signals suggest major changes ahead for Biden-era connectivity programs.
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Broader GOP signals suggest major changes ahead for Biden-era connectivity programs.
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At stake is the future of 5G deployment and potential spectrum sharing with military radar systems.
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Join us as we explore how a single document helped redefine the relationship between Silicon Valley and Washington.
Free Speech
The ban, which would take effect January 19, requires Chinese-owned ByteDance to sell TikTok or face removal from app stores.
Infrastructure
The $42.5 billion BEAD initiative emerged as the administration's greatest achievement though its implementation drew mixed reviews.
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The discussion was part of Broadband Breakfast's '12 Days of Broadband' year-end coverage.
Election 2024
The deal funds the government through March 14, provides $100 billion in disaster aid, $10 billion to farmers and a one-year Farm Bill extension.
12 Days of Broadband
An annual series of the year's top 12 stories in broadband.
Expert Opinion
The use of video in the AI engine will have a significant impact on the network.
12 Days of Broadband
In our view, without Musk’s support, Trump would not have won the presidency.
Broadband Mapping and Data
Broadband speed requirements have increased dramatically across different federal programs.
Infrastructure
Demand is surging for this one-day event, on Thursday, about top issues in Broadband for the Trump Administration.
permitting
The American Broadband Deployment Act could provide needed statutory authority for permitting reforms, panelists said.
Digital Inclusion
States are working to coordinate digital equity initiatives with the larger $42.5 billion BEAD infrastructure program.
digital equity
The event will air live on C-SPAN 1 at 12 Noon ET on Wednesday, November 27, 2024.
E-Rate
Upcoming Chairman Carr, along with Commissioner Nathan Simington, previously dissented from the decision.