Broadband Breakfast

Breakfast Media Minute

Breakfast Media Minute: August 5, 2020

Breakfast Media Minute

Breakfast Media Minute: August 4, 2020

Infrastructure

Digital Infrastructure Investment: Preview Video

The coronavirus pandemic has demonstrated just how dependent we are, as a world, upon high-quality broadband. Broadband networks are a lifeline — for working, for education, for telemedicine, for dance recitals, for conversations in the public square and simple human connectedness. We can’t solve al

Breakfast Media Minute

Breakfast Media Minute: August 3, 2020

Expert Opinion

Daniel Hanley: Google and Facebook Are Essential, Let’s Regulate Them That Way

Google and Facebook have extraordinary control over information and communications systems in the United States. These two corporations dominate internet search, social media, and digital advertising, and each one serves as the gateway to the internet for billions of people. Google and Facebook have

Breakfast Media Minute

Breakfast Media Minute: July 31, 2020

Breakfast Media Minute

Breakfast Media Minute: July 30, 2020

Breakfast Media Minute

Breakfast Media Minute: July 29, 2020

Breakfast Media Minute

Breakfast Media Minute: July 28, 2020

Expert Opinion

Dana Floberg: Broadband Maps Are Just One Step Toward Closing the Digital Divide

Before you solve a problem, you’ve got to be able to understand it. The Federal Communications Commission recently voted to deepen its understanding of the digital divide by making several improvements to its broadband maps, as required by the Broadband DATA Act. The agency’s goal is to ensure that

Breakfast Media Minute

Breakfast Media Minute: July 27, 2020

Expert Opinion

Ben Miller: For Deployed Military, Voting is Long and Arduous, But Technology Can Help

I learned early that voting is a privilege. My father grew up as one of 7 children in a poor family in South Dakota. He served in the Army to help pay for college and pursue the American Dream. I grew up believing anything was possible if I worked hard enough, and this was because […]