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COVID-19 Disinformation and Contact Tracing Discussed at DNC, Rural Cloud Initiative, NTIA Internet Use Survey

The Democratic National Convention prime-time convention kicked off Monday night. Much of the production was driven by testimonies from Americans. […]

Broadband Roundup1 year ago

Senate Unveils HEALS Act, FCC Transparency Concerns, Wisconsin’s Broadband Task Force

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., revealed his two-month awaited proposal for a coronavirus relief bill Monday. McConnell said he […]

Health2 years ago

House Democrats Call to Increase Funding for Coronavirus Testing and Tracing

July 20, 2020 — As the United States fosters record breaking infection rates of COVID-19 and looks toward a second […]

Artificial Intelligence2 years ago

Contact Tracing App Can Assist in Reopening Localities Safely, According to AI Task Force Panelists

July 9, 2020 — In the absence of federal leadership, the number of coronavirus cases has continued to climb in […]

Health2 years ago

Asian and European Nations Taking Very Different Approaches to Coronavirus Pandemic Contact Tracing Apps

June 10, 2020 — The development of digital contact tracing solutions raises endless security issues: Where should data be stored […]

Big Tech2 years ago

Technology Behind Google and Apple’s Protocol is Insufficient for Contact Tracing, But Preserves Users’ Privacy

June 1, 2020 — Google and Apple are rarely criticized for not collecting enough data on users, but under the […]

#broadbandlive2 years ago

Broadband Breakfast Live Online on Wednesday, April 29, 2020 – Will the Coronavirus Lead to a Loss of Privacy? Weighing Contact Tracing and Broadband Surveillance

Broadband Breakfast Live Online on Wednesday, April 29, 2020, 12 Noon ET – “Will the Coronavirus Lead to a Loss […]

Privacy2 years ago

Data Produced By Cell Phones Not Sufficiently Accurate to Use for Coronavirus Contact Tracing, Says ACLU

April 10, 2020 – Data produced by cell phones is “not sufficiently accurate to be used for contact tracing,” according […]

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COVID-19 Disinformation and Contact Tracing Discussed at DNC, Rural Cloud Initiative, NTIA Internet Use Survey

Senate Unveils HEALS Act, FCC Transparency Concerns, Wisconsin’s Broadband Task Force

House Democrats Call to Increase Funding for Coronavirus Testing and Tracing

Contact Tracing App Can Assist in Reopening Localities Safely, According to AI Task Force Panelists

Asian and European Nations Taking Very Different Approaches to Coronavirus Pandemic Contact Tracing Apps

Technology Behind Google and Apple’s Protocol is Insufficient for Contact Tracing, But Preserves Users’ Privacy

Broadband Breakfast Live Online on Wednesday, April 29, 2020 – Will the Coronavirus Lead to a Loss of Privacy? Weighing Contact Tracing and Broadband Surveillance

Data Produced By Cell Phones Not Sufficiently Accurate to Use for Coronavirus Contact Tracing, Says ACLU

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Fear of Big Tech in Auto Industry, Montana Hires Lightbox, USTelecom Hires Media Affairs Director

Vague Social Media Laws Create Fear in the Middle East. Can Encryption Tools Help?

With State Plan and Federal Funds, California in Good Position to Close Digital Divide

AT&T Speeds Tiers, Wisconsin Governor on Broadband Assistance, Broadband as Public Utility

Biden Encourages House to Pass Technology Innovation Funding Bill

Federal Communications Commission Implements Rules for Affordable Connectivity Program

FTC Mum on Microsoft-Activision Deal, Proposes Review of Merger Guidelines

Attorneys General Suing Google Over Location Data Collection

Debra Berlyn: What’s New in 2022 for Aging and Tech?

New Multitenant Proposal Praised, Dutch Fine Apple, Cameron Comms Expands in Louisiana

Telework Here to Stay, But Devices Need Beefed Up Security

Digital Inclusion Leaders a Critical Step to Closing Digital Divide: National League of Cities

USDA Hires Lumen, Ligado Marketing Services, IRS Facial ID, New Public Knowledge Hire

Preparing Collaboration Model, Data Collection Suggested Before Infrastructure Money Flows

Christopher Mitchell: Brendan Carr is Wrong on the Treasury Department’s Broadband Rules

CES 2022: Next Generation of TVs Have Application for Remote Learning, Promoters Say

Biden On Lookout for Cyberattacks with Russia Massing on Border of Ukraine

American Innovation and Choice Online Act Advances to Senate Floor With Bipartisan Alliance

FCC Chairwoman Rosenworcel Shares Proposal to Promote Broadband Competition In Apartment Buildings

Biden’s Involvement in 5G, Residential 5 Gbps in Northwest, New Technology Advisory Council

Broadband Breakfast on January 19, 2022 — The Community Broadband Network Approach to Infrastructure Funding

Broadband Breakfast on January 26, 2022 — AI’s Impact on Media, Law, Finance and Government

Broadband Breakfast for Lunch on January 12, 2022 — The Agenda of Internet and Tech Stakeholders

Broadband Breakfast on January 5, 2022 — Live Online from CES 2022

Broadband Breakfast Live Online on December 29, 2021 — New Years’ Party, and Looking to 2022

Broadband Breakfast on December 22, 2021 — When Will the Broadband Maps Get Fixed?

Broadband Breakfast on December 15, 2021 — Public-Private Partnerships and Broadband Deployment

Broadband Breakfast on December 8, 2021 — Implementation of the Infrastructure, Investment and Jobs Act

Broadband Breakfast on December 1, 2021 — How the Telecom and Tech Industries Should Approach Privacy

Experts Warn Against Total Repeal of Section 230

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