IIJA
New Broadband Transparency Labels Roll Out Nationwide
Government officials express optimism that the introduction of labels will signal a new era of transparency and competition.
The Affordable Connectivity Program was a $14.2 billion program that provided subsidized broadband connections of $30/month, and $75/month for Tribal households. However, the program ended in June 2024 after Congress stopped its funding.
IIJA
Government officials express optimism that the introduction of labels will signal a new era of transparency and competition.
White House
Momentum is growing for the event, in person at Shaw/Watha T. Daniel Library, located at 1630 7th St NW in Washington, and live online.
Broadband Live
The event will be in person at Shaw/Watha T. Daniel Library, located at 1630 7th St NW in Washington, and live online.
Fixed Wireless
Smith Bagley, Inc., is asking the FCC to provide more money to the Tribal Lifeline benefit.
OTI
Thursday's draft net neutrality order excuses broadband internet service providers from contributions.
John Stankey
The company said it will continue to offer an affordable internet service as the Affordable Connectivity Program ends.
FCC
The program will be fully exhausted at the end of May.
BDC
Advocates propose merging digital discrimination reporting requirements with existing Broadband Data Collection.
FCC
It's a time of changing seasons in Washington, and in Rural America.
FCC
The House of Representatives passed a $1.1 trillion spending package Friday morning which omits funding for key broadband initiatives.
ACP
Most Democratic senators support Affordable Connectivity Program extension, plus 'Rip and Replace' funding.
Justice Department
The fiscal year 2025 budget has funds for broadband expansion, tech innovation and digital equity.
FCC
If providers opt to provide ACP benefits in May they may need to absorb some unexpected costs themselves.
TPI
The assumption that consumers have a choice in selecting broadband providers is often far from the truth, said panelists.
FSF
Two experts discussed the roadblocks standing in the way of an ACP extension
FCC
FCC Chairwoman Rosenworcel has argued that appropriations make the USF less stable.