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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.
USF
The decision creates a split with other circuits, making an appeal to the Supreme Court likely.
Digital Discrimination
'If I had to bet today, I'd bet the FCC order is overturned,' Levin said.
Digital Inclusion
ISPs say property owners could circumvent a bulk billing ban by creating internal private networks
ACP
The Democratic committee chair secured backing from the Defense Department, but committee Republicans still opposed the measure.
ACP
Departments of Commerce and Defense requested changes Tuesday night.
Net Neutrality
That's the date trade groups have to decide whether to further challenge a New York law affected by the rules.
Digital Inclusion
The court upheld a New York law mandating cheaper plans for low-income subscribers.
ACP
ACP participants make up 4% of the company's nearly 3 million broadband subscribers.
ACP
Sen. Ben Ray Luján signaled his USF working group is looking to fold ACP into the fund.
Digital Inclusion
Two experts discussed the roadblocks standing in the way of an ACP extension
Funding
BEAD efforts to stimulate private investment may hinge upon the availability of the Affordable Connectivity Program.
BEAD
Panel discussions will explore precursors to BEAD, private match funding, state broadband planning and more
Fiber
Nokia will continue to invest in American manufacturing in the coming years, said CEO.
Broadband Live
Lack of assurance regarding the ACP funding discourages local governments and providers from investing into the program.
Infrastructure
States are facing increasing costs and difficulties in deploying IIJA-backed broadband projects.