Massachusetts

Massachusetts Institute to Celebrate Digital Inclusion Week

Group to host first digital inclusion event on Oct. 9th

Expert Opinion

What Broadband Leaders Need to Know About Recruiting New Workers

Beyond Teenagers: In addition to teenagers entering the workforce, we also need to serve adults who are ready to upskill.

Infrastructure

Local Leaders Oppose Broadband Permitting Bill

The bill's opposers argue it threatens the work of local governments and ISPs in preparation for BEAD.

Biden-Harris Administration

NTIA Approves Nebraska’s Access to BEAD Funds

Cornhusker state slated to receive about $400 million for broadband

Open Access

Government Broadband Funds Should go to Open Networks: Panel

More than 15 states say they will prioritize open access networks with BEAD funding.

Cybersecurity

'Offshore Actor' Caused Cyberattack on Seattle Public Library

Public library probe has ruled out foreign states or terrorist groups.

Broadband Breakfast

Open Access Execs Offer Advice on Partnerships, Community

Officials said more choice leads to better consumer outcomes, but communication is key.

Sixth Circuit

Net Neutrality Levels Pole Attachment Playing Field: INCOMPAS, CPUC

INCOMPAS said its members get worse pole deals without FCC support.

Expert Opinion

Improving Network Resiliency in the Face of Extreme Weather

The threats of wind, fire and ice storms are downing poles and cutting off service to communities.

Open Access

Industry Officials Say More Middle Mile Funding is Needed

The $1 billion federal middle mile program received $7.5 billion in applications.

Expert Opinion

How Reliable is Our Nation's – and the World's – Broadband Infrastructure?

Even one of the most damage-resistant infrastructures, that of fixed wireless access, falls prey to weather and man-made destruction.

AI

Democratic Senators Urge FCC to Pass AI Political Ads Proposal

FCC Chief Jessica Rosenworcel touted the plan at a tech policy summit Wednesday.

Copyright

ISPs Challenge Court Decision in Cox Copyright Lawsuit

Internet providers said they were not responsible for subscribers’ illicit activities.

enforcement

FCC Fines AT&T $13 Million for Data Breach Last Year

The company agreed to a more thorough screening of its vendors.

Public Safety

House Committee Votes to Adopt AM Radio Bill

The Committee vote was a victory for the National Association of Broadcasters.

Satellite

Congress Sends White House Bill Boosting LEO Satellite Launches

Building on recent FCC actions, the bill expands spectrum access for commercial space launches.