BEAD
NTIA: States Can’t Enforce Rate Laws on BEAD Participants
Only New York has a law regulating broadband prices for low-income households.
The Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment program is a $42.45 billion initiative administered by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration of the U.S. Commerce Department. Established by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act of 2021, BEAD aims to expand high-speed Internet access by funding planning, infrastructure deployment and adoption programs.
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Only New York has a law regulating broadband prices for low-income households.
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That's down from 95% under the state's Biden administration plan
Commerce
NRECA praises alignment with new law and Supreme Court ruling.
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In this candid and timely webinar, three leading broadband policy experts will dive into a digital 'grab bag' of hot-button BEAD topics.
BEAD
State broadband offices worry they’ll get the short end of the pencils they are sharpening.
Broadband Live
What role could IXPs play in resilience and connectivity for American digital infrastructure?
BEAD
About 10 percent of the state's eligible locations would be served by satellite under its plan.
BEAD
The state was vetting vendors to help ISPs.
BEAD
Former BEAD Director and others argue that Biden should have deployed BEAD funds faster.
BEAD
New applicants represent a mix of technologies.
Fiber
Fiber impact not as great as expected, said fiber exec. Fixed wireless more vulnerable, said wireless exec.
BEAD
Minnesota Broadband Director Bree Maki cited decreased participation from fiber providers
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Arkansas broadband director also warned that BEAD projects may be delayed into 2026.
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‘At some point we just had to draw a line,’ NTIA's chief of staff confirmed.
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Paused BEAD projects leave trained workers idle and domestic fiber warehouses full
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All unserved and underserved locations received bids for service, VCBB reports.