Cities and states are still in the midst of challenging the accuracy of the FCC's maps.
Two states will allow midterm voters to chime in on state funds for broadband deployment.
Florida A&M University, the University of the Virgin Islands and Morgan State University will measure broadband speeds in underserved communities.
Biden-Harris administration implements new action plan to expedite infrastructure projects, including a new “dig once” policy.
FCC should not 'wait for Congress to sort through these complex issues.'
The cable companies lead in total awards from multiple states.
Settles suggests tactics for communities to effectively deploy telehealth services while marketing the Affordable Connectivity Program.
The commission said it is helping communities prepare to apply for some of the $42.5B NTIA BEAD program.
Unprecedented federal spending on broadband is helping drive the need for more broadband workers.
The GAO report found many different federal broadband programs prone to inefficiencies.
Cox said it will invest $400 million to bring symmetrical gigabit broadband across country over the next three years.
The commitment is separate from the FCC's Affordable Connectivity Program.
ISP challenge was holdout after Department of Justice dropped a similar suit.
ATS will test technology allowing LEO satellites to provide direct connectivity to cellphones.
When it comes to broadband "nutrition" labels, experts say less is more.
Sarah Oh Lam of the Technology Policy Institute says high speed thresholds could shift funds toward better-connected areas.
Some state laws, as written, may run counter to IIJA language and constrain the use of federal funds.
Some lawyers say their clients are having a difficult time getting access to the legal system without connectivity.
The NTIA held a webinar urging local partnerships for applicants of the Infrastructure, Investment and Jobs Act.
The FCC said it will "likely" be the last opportunity for schools and libraries to get funding before money runs out.
Senator Wicker is asking for a review of how funds set aside for broadband during the pandemic are being used.
President Biden received a standing ovation during address.
'You should build a relationship with your telecommunications field representative,' Edyael Casaperalta said.
The Commerce agency will hold pre-funding technical assistance hearings for infrastructure bill money starting this month.
Those interested in federal money should engage in outreach, build solid teams, Broadband.Money head Jase Wilson said.
Kinetic, a Windstream business, is plowing millions for broadband expansion in Georgia.
Accurate maps will allow federal dollars to target unserved and underserved areas.
AT&T now has a 5 gigabit speeds for residential and business customers in 70 additional markets.
Raimondo said to expect relatively quick turnaround on broadband affordability and job creation, longer timeline on fiber buildouts.
Bluepeak is investing $25 million in a high-speed broadband network in Stillwater, Oklahoma.
Ting Internet said it will continue expanding its fiber infrastructure throughout the rest of the year.
Republican senators can tolerate FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel, but not Commissioner-nominee Gigi Sohn, says Politico.
And experts weigh in on the benefits of crowdsourcing data for better broadband maps.
FCC said it disbursed an additional $269 million in the first round.
Report says Acting Chair Jessica Rosenworcel will be permanent and Gigi Sohn will break the party tie on the FCC.
Cybersecurity experts are concerned about space hacking, USTelecom elects new board, USDA makes $1B for rural broadband.
The FCC is looking at how to promote broadband competition and access in buildings.
Netflix hit's traffic struggle, Virginia expects $2B from P3, op-ed says FCC expects states to get good maps before FCC.
Fiber builder says it has been denied permits that have harmed it and its customers, despite an existing city agreement.
AT&T copper facilities suffered significant damage after Ida, FCC's second round of ECF, and Comcast's expanded plans for low-income Utahns.
