BEAD
West Virginia BEAD Projects Kick Off as Other Broadband Projects Finish
The state is wrapping up projects under the American Rescue Plan Act and working with ISPs to navigate permitting for BEAD.
BEAD
The state is wrapping up projects under the American Rescue Plan Act and working with ISPs to navigate permitting for BEAD.
BEAD
To date, 95 percent North Dakota households have access to internet speeds of 100 Mbps.
AI
Justices Kagan and Barrett testified before Congress about threats posed by AI and its impact on court processes.
Funding
FCC Commissioner Olivia Trusty said it was important for the U.S. to be involved in 6G standard setting
Policyband
She says in a speech today at the American Enterprise Institute that government policy based on a technology being considered ‘future proof’ will stifle innovation and hurt rural areas most
Funding
The program will bring essential online services to more than 75 rural and regional library systems.
BEAD
NTIA said the new FCC broadband coverage map showed expanded terrestrial service in rural areas
FCC
The U.S. telecom regulator is securing communications networks supporting the year’s largest sporting event.
People
The former Verizon consumer group CEO will take over Sept. 1, 2026
Copper Theft
Optimum customers were left without internet service on Monday morning due to damage.
Satellite
Venezuela earthquakes provide clear case study that direct-to-device satellite can serve as a disaster communications backup.
Briefs
Bruce Fein says the decision was a betrayal of the Constitution’s separation of powers.
Policyband
Golden State’s Attorney General forms 12-state coalition to block Paramount Skydance-Warner Bros. Discovery merger, hoping to reprise success in halting Nexstar-TEGNA from integrating their operations
AI
The facility will be built in Sturgeon County, Alberta, and powered by a natural gas-fired plant.
Data Center
Lawmakers must weigh three competing state bills proposing bans ranging from 180 days to three years.
Infrastructure
Utility regulators in Washington, Ohio, and Connecticut call FCC’s proposed recertification unnecessary.