Digital Inclusion
Sean Gonsalves: National Digital Inclusion Alliance Hosts Largest Net Inclusion Gathering
NDIA Executive Director Angela Siefer zeroed in on the need for good data.
The effort to ensure that all communities have access to high-speed internet and receive digital skills education. Despite years of federal, state, and local investments, millions of Americans still lack broadband access due to geographic challenges, low population density, and high infrastructure costs.
Digital Inclusion
NDIA Executive Director Angela Siefer zeroed in on the need for good data.
FCC
National Telecommunications and Information Administration is seeking comment on how to structure the programs.
FSF
FCC laws should not include unintentional acts of discrimination, say industry voices.
Infrastructure
By working with existing entities like utilities, states can establish more effective state offices.
Digital Equity Act
Digital Equity provisions are central to state broadband offices’ plans to implement the bipartisan infrastructure law.
IIJA
BEAD requirements a unique opportunity for underrepresented communities to be involved in broadband builds.
Congress
Sen. Lujan once again voiced concern that the FCC’s national broadband map contains major inaccuracies.
ACP
The program is helping low-income households afford internet access, but some experts warn that the fund will soon be depleted.
IIJA
Without efforts to drive adoption, federal investment in connectivity will fall short, agreed Brookings panelists.
FSF
The FCC requested input on allowing economic and technical feasibility exceptions to the definition.
IIJA
The NTIA approved eight more planning grants Monday.
NOFO
According to analysis, the middle class spends on average $69 per month on internet service.
Joe Biden
Rep. Abigail Spanberger’s Speedy Updates Act was signed into law as part of Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
FCC
In 2021, the FCC charged the council in its mission to prevent digital discrimination.
FCC
‘The percentage of households in major metro areas…using the program is smaller than the percentage of households enrolled.’
FCC
ISP is rebutting claims of the Associated Press and The Markup story on internet deals in non-white neighborhoods