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Broadband Breakfast on May 10, 2023 – GUMBO and Louisiana’s Broadband Progress
Louisiana was first awarded a planning grant from IIJA, first to receive ARP funding ARP and is first in per capita broadband adoption.
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.
Broadband Live
Louisiana was first awarded a planning grant from IIJA, first to receive ARP funding ARP and is first in per capita broadband adoption.
MDU
Horry alleges service providers are signing up customers to the ACP that don’t actually qualify.
Expert Opinion
Keeping American families and veterans connected is too important to allow the ACP to lapse.
FCC
The FCC continues its push to get more Americans on the Affordable Connectivity Program.
Housing
The FCC has been trying to get as many eligible Americans on the ACP as possible through outreach.
Space Bureau
The FCC will launch the bureau on Tuesday.
Commerce
The bipartisan bill would apparently require that the FCC fix errors before the NTIA issues broadband funds.
Broadband Live
Engaging local communities can build trust, which is an important factor in increasing adoption.
FCC
Blackfoot will start fiber construction this spring.
Christopher Mitchell
Communities should take initiative in building out networks without waiting for federal funding, panelists said.
Expert Opinion
Why have internet prices remained constant while demand surges? It all boils down to investment.
Funding
Department of Treasury is working to provide guidance for providers on how to grow their business.
Infrastructure
If managed effectively, the BEAD program could play a key role in allowing our economy to weather the storms ahead.
ACP
Industry groups urged Congress to codify 100 Mbps.
Broadband Live
What progress has been made toward universal broadband access?
FCC
The Affordable Connectivity Program running out of money could potentially put smaller providers in a difficult spot.
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