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USF
Broadband Industry, Advocates Uneasy about Fifth Circuit USF Ruling
The court held yesterday that the $8 billion subsidy program was unconstitutional.
USF
The court held yesterday that the $8 billion subsidy program was unconstitutional.
Cybersecurity
The Internet Society and the Global Cyber Alliance see 'potential harmful impact on the Internet' in Rosenworcel's plan.
bulk billing
Said opt-out requirement was as good as a ban 'because bulk discounts are only possible if providers can commit to 100% penetration.'
Digital Inclusion
The controversial expansion of E-Rate funds is expected to be approved at the FCC's July 18 open meeting
FCC
'The end of the ACP will undo the significant progress we have made toward closing the divide.'
digital equity
Experts say a shift toward community-informed digital navigation can build equitable connectivity
Digital Inclusion
A U.S. senator, FCC commissioners, and a White House official rallied alongside public interest and industry groups for the subsidy program.
Net Neutrality
Officials said the final order clarifies that anti-throttling rules prohibit speeding up traffic.
Net Neutrality
The agency is set to vote on the measure next week.
Net Neutrality
Free Press chose in recent days to underscore that it is in full agreement with the chairwoman.
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.
Antitrust
The dispute has been described as the Blue Bubble (iPhone) vs. Green Bubble (Android) debate.
Net Neutrality
The agency will take up the measure on April 25.
FCC
Republican Commissioners dissented from the all-in pricing rules.
Digital Inclusion
Anna Gomez outlines why ending the ACP will be disastrous for low-income and rural families.
Spectrum
Gomez lauded the National Telecommunications and Information Administration's national spectrum strategy's four pillars.