FCC
FCC’s E-Rate Proposal Draws Early Pushback from Schools, Libraries
Advocates were quick to weigh in after the sweeping proposal hit the Federal Register Friday
FCC
Advocates were quick to weigh in after the sweeping proposal hit the Federal Register Friday
Funding
Report advocates modernization as FCC considers retrenchment across major programs
USF
The state was involved in a companion case, and feared it would lose the ability to sue again if the suit were dropped
Digital Inclusion
In fiscal year 2024, the program spent 62 percent of funding on broadband subscriptions and 35 percent on networking gear
FCC
Changes to the federal broadband subsidy could raise costs and squeeze public services, libraries warn.
FCC
Wireline chief discusses updating the program which supports internet access for nearly all U.S. public schools
Expert Opinion
We need new ways to fund programs, and the Alt Funding Field Guide makes the case that digital inclusion creates economic value
FCC
The agency questions USAC’s processes, expenses, governance structure and long-term role as the Universal Service Fund’s administrator.
FCC
Advocates urge stakeholders to contact lawmakers as the Republican-led agency considers changes to the $2.5 billion broadband subsidy.
E-Rate
Thursday’s FCC E-Rate inquiry would raise compliance burdens for consultants, participants, and providers, librarians said in interviews
Funding
School and library groups said they were planning to marshal opposition to cutting back E-Rate funding
USF
SHLB and a consultant that works with participants said they wanted more time to comment on the April order
FCC
Coalition argues FCC lacks authority to terminate or narrow school and library broadband subsidies
Funding
The agency’s proposal on local permitting shot clocks would ask about extending them to 'commingled' telecom and broadband infrastructure.
Funding
Also on the agenda: subsea cable security licensing, 911 reliability, and emergency alerts.
FCC
Letters of inquiry signal a continued push to target fraud in USF.
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