Digital Inclusion
AT&T Says it Will Keep DEI Policies in Place Ahead of Merger
Company could face standoff with FCC Chairman Carr, but AT&T already rolled back major DEI policies in March.
Short, newsy items about the companies and recent developments in the broadband business.
Digital Inclusion
Company could face standoff with FCC Chairman Carr, but AT&T already rolled back major DEI policies in March.
Commerce
Ports commission urges Congress not to stall broadband rollout, as state launches second funding round
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FCC would need to evaluate impact of network equipment supply chain on broadband access.
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Company promises first connections to occur this year
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Fiber optic provider continues its rapid expansion.
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Plans are expected to help low-income families.
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Surrendered locations could be eligible for BEAD funding.
SpaceX
Musk’s company tries to deal with a pain point.
SpaceX
United has a deal with Starlink, and Delta is partnered with Viasat and Hughes
Mary Bono Mack
Thayer is well known in Washington policy circles for his work on telecommunications.
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The price lock will simplify pricing and add value for consumers, the company says.
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Littler emphasizes that DEI efforts must comply with anti-discrimination laws.
Rip and Replace
The agency was authorized to borrow $3 billion from the Treasury to cover the shortfall.
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The bill would amend federal criminal law to explicitly include broadband facilities under protections for communications infrastructure
Charter
The city will continue managing customer service and billing until Charter assumes full control
Infrastructure
Guthrie emphasized the importance of investing in infrastructure to support the expansion of AI