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Broadband Breakfast on February 12, 2025 - The Future of Affordable Broadband
Broader GOP signals suggest major changes ahead for Biden-era connectivity programs.
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
Broader GOP signals suggest major changes ahead for Biden-era connectivity programs.
988 Lifeline
Biden FCC chairwoman reflected on four years of achievements.
Funding
Group says the country needs to elevate affordability over availability
Digital Inclusion
N.Y. to enforce law mandating $15 and $20 Internet plans for low-income residents.
Congress
Vance, a member of the the Senate Commerce Committee, supported the ACP.
Infrastructure
The $42.5 billion BEAD initiative emerged as the administration's greatest achievement though its implementation drew mixed reviews.
Jake Neenan
The discussion was part of Broadband Breakfast's '12 Days of Broadband' year-end coverage.
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12 Days of Broadband
States, cities, and private providers led the charge as federal broadband affordability efforts falter.
Digital Inclusion
The ACP wind down left some participants wary, an outreach organization said.
JD Vance
Analyst likened the ACP to other essential government programs like SNAP and Medicaid.
Defense
The House of Representatives is set to vote on the defense bill this week.
Earnings
The prediction was worse than Wall Street had been expecting.
Digital Inclusion
Proposal relies on Universal Service Fund amid Supreme Court scrutiny.
Election 2024
Rosenworcel touched on the election, ACP, Brendan Carr, Chevron deference and space.
Expert Opinion
High-speed broadband unlocks business growth and job creation, attracting people to come and put down roots.