American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 Archives : Broadband Breakfast

Treasury Department’s Final Rule Uses Less Restrictive Language to Qualify for Broadband Funding

Treasury Department departed from its original proposed rule, granting recipients flexibility on broadband download and upload speeds.

Education10 months ago

Federal Communications Commission Says $5 Billion Requested for Emergency Connectivity Fund — in Just Round One!

The program is designed to help schools, libraries and students.

Exclusive12 months ago

Exclusive Drew Clark Column: Libraries’ Role as Physical and Social Infrastructure

Libraries are a crucial “third space” between work and home and connective tissue in a democratic and egalitarian society.

Education12 months ago

FCC Opens Emergency Connectivity Fund for Applications

The FCC is now accepting applications for the historic $7-billion Emergency Connectivity Fund to help get students connected.

Broadband Mapping & Data1 year ago

Vermont House Backs $150 Million Broadband Plan Creating New State Office

A bill dedicating $150 million of anticipated federal funding to create a new state broadband office to coordinate and accelerate […]

Lifeline1 year ago

FCC’s Jessica Rosenworcel, Advocacy Groups Applaud Congress Passing Stimulus Bill With Broadband

WASHINGTON, March 10, 2021—The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 passed the House on Wednesday, paving the way for its […]

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Treasury Department’s Final Rule Uses Less Restrictive Language to Qualify for Broadband Funding

Federal Communications Commission Says $5 Billion Requested for Emergency Connectivity Fund — in Just Round One!

Exclusive Drew Clark Column: Libraries’ Role as Physical and Social Infrastructure

FCC Opens Emergency Connectivity Fund for Applications

Vermont House Backs $150 Million Broadband Plan Creating New State Office

FCC’s Jessica Rosenworcel, Advocacy Groups Applaud Congress Passing Stimulus Bill With Broadband

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FCC Commissioner Geoffrey Starks Calls for Environmental Sustainability at Summit

Make More Unlicensed Spectrum Available for Increasing Demand for Wi-Fi Use: Panelists

Decades-Old Legislation Can Play Supplement to Federal Broadband Infrastructure Money

Data Export Bill, Chamber of Commerce’s BEAD Issues, Wisconsin Putting $125M for Broadband

Agency Leaders Urge Improvements to Spectrum Management

Fixed-Wireless Behind Fiber, U.S. Broadband Competition, Oregon Broadband Map

Researching the Impact of Digital Equity Funding Starts With Community Collaboration

Experts Say Partnerships Key for Downtown City Connectivity

FTC Commissioner Says Agency Report on AI for Online Harms Did Not Consult Outside Experts

5G Drone Test, Viaset Step Closer to Inmarsat Buy, Charter Awarded Nearly $50 Million in Kentucky

Google Fiber Says it Welcomes Overbuilding, Competition for Lower Prices and Better Services

Experts Wrangle Over Whether Online Children Protection Legislation Needs Overhaul

Samantha Schartman-Cycyk: Three Keys to Building Transformative Broadband Plans

‘Time is Now’ for Separate Big Tech Regulatory Agency, Public Interest Group Says

NA Projected to Lead 5G Subs, Internet Society Board Members, Shentel Expands and Hires

Experts Say Partnerships Key for Downtown City Connectivity

5G Drone Test, Viaset Step Closer to Inmarsat Buy, Charter Awarded Nearly $50 Million in Kentucky

FTC Commissioner Says Agency Report on AI for Online Harms Did Not Consult Outside Experts

Fixed-Wireless Behind Fiber, U.S. Broadband Competition, Oregon Broadband Map

Agency Leaders Urge Improvements to Spectrum Management

Broadband Breakfast Interview With Pinpoint Capital Advisors’ Andrew Semenak

Utilities, Broadband Providers Split on Pole Attachment Rate Policy

Experts Reflect on Supreme Court Decision to Block Texas Social Media Bill

Broadband Breakfast on June 1, 2022 — The Supreme Court, Social Media and the Culture Wars

Broadband Breakfast on June 29, 2022 — Broadband Mapping and Data

Broadband Notice of Funding Availability Seeks to Balance Requirements with Flexibility

NTIA Doing All it Can to ‘Pressure’ States to Allow Municipal Broadband for Infrastructure Builds

Broadband Breakfast on June 15, 2022 – Broadband Breakfast Live Online from Fiber Connect in Nashville

Broadband Breakfast on May 25, 2022 – Broadband Breakfast Live Online from Mountain Connect in Colorado

Broadband Breakfast on July 6, 2022 – How to Reform the Universal Service Fund

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