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The announcements closely echo tech platforms’ response to the U.S. Capitol riots.
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.
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The announcements closely echo tech platforms’ response to the U.S. Capitol riots.
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Starks also said federal housing support should be linked to the Affordable Connectivity Program.
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The program is helping low-income households afford internet access, but some experts warn that the fund will soon be depleted.
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Without efforts to drive adoption, federal investment in connectivity will fall short, agreed Brookings panelists.
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The combination of federal benefits is currently prohibited in the state of California.
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Imposter fraud is a particularly predatory offshoot of robocalling, often involving extremely sophisticated scams.
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The FCC stated that it will lean on the newly mandated broadband nutrition labels.
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According to analysis, the middle class spends on average $69 per month on internet service.
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Global UC is the first company to be removed by the FCC from receiving call traffic for robocall violations.
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At least $70 million will be committed to get Americans signed up to the Affordable Connectivity Program.
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‘The percentage of households in major metro areas…using the program is smaller than the percentage of households enrolled.’
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‘These reports detail problems customers have faced,” wrote Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Frank Pallone
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‘We figured out how to train people to be digital navigators [and] get customers comfortable with telehealth.’
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‘Community-anchor institutions have been and are the connective tissue that make delivering high-speed internet access possible,’ he said.
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The CPF allows the state to contribute more money toward builds, the state official said.
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A recent study by CostQuest suggests that 37,000 more towers are needed to bring mobile coverage up to speed nationwide.