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Broadband Roundup3 weeks ago

Digital Asset Regulation, Texas Social Media Law Upheld, WISPA Endorses California Tech Neutral Bill

The White House released a "comprehensive framework" for the regulation of digital assets.

Broadband Roundup3 weeks ago

California Social Media Law, Rosenworcel Deep in Space, Changes at I3 Connectivity Explorer

The California Age-Appropriate Design Code Act signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom will limit the online collection of children’s data.

Funding10 months ago

Sen. Alex Padilla Emphasizes Billions in Broadband Funds for California

California also has 18 projects that are part of the state's $6-billion broadband investment under its California Comeback Plan.

Broadband Roundup11 months ago

Need for Infrastructure Bill Accountability, California Broadband Projects, Broadband In Wisconsin

Rural advocates are asking for accountability for infrastructure bill spending on broadband.

Broadband Mapping & Data1 year ago

How Five States Tackled Broadband Expansion During the Pandemic

Broadband Breakfast revisits what some state legislatures did to narrow broadband gaps.

Digital Inclusion2 years ago

California Tech Fund Wants to Use Public Private Partnerships to Close Digital Divide

March 8, 2021 – The California Emerging Technology Fund, a nonprofit foundation focused on digital equity in the state, called […]

States2 years ago

California Wrestles With Efforts to Use Broadband for Distance Learning, Healthcare, and Digital Divide

October 16, 2020 — With or without federal action on broadband, California politicians have been active in taking steps to […]

Big Tech2 years ago

Interoperability an Effective Measure Against Big Tech Monopolies, Says Lincoln Network

June 11, 2020 — Interoperability is a practical safeguard against big tech oligopolies, said participants in a Lincoln Network forum […]

Big Tech4 years ago

How Bad is Life for Google? They Advertise in Conservative Magazines That Attack Them

WASHINGTON, December 11, 2018 – This is how bad it’s gotten for Google in Washington: The company is taking out […]

Broadband Breakfast

Digital Asset Regulation, Texas Social Media Law Upheld, WISPA Endorses California Tech Neutral Bill

California Social Media Law, Rosenworcel Deep in Space, Changes at I3 Connectivity Explorer

Sen. Alex Padilla Emphasizes Billions in Broadband Funds for California

Need for Infrastructure Bill Accountability, California Broadband Projects, Broadband In Wisconsin

How Five States Tackled Broadband Expansion During the Pandemic

California Tech Fund Wants to Use Public Private Partnerships to Close Digital Divide

California Wrestles With Efforts to Use Broadband for Distance Learning, Healthcare, and Digital Divide

Interoperability an Effective Measure Against Big Tech Monopolies, Says Lincoln Network

How Bad is Life for Google? They Advertise in Conservative Magazines That Attack Them

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Starlink Should Prevail in RDOF Challenge, Says Tech Think Tank

ECF Awards of $96 Million, Minority Communities, Charter and Digital Education

Wireless Internet Service Providers to Connect More Fiber Points as Bandwidth Consumption Increases

Garland McCoy: How Your State Can Defend Its Broadband Maps for Maximum Funds

High Demand for Middle Mile Grants, Local Concerns in FCC Process, Musk Agrees to Buy Twitter Again

Paul Atkinson: Why Fiber Trumps Satellite When Bridging the Digital Divide

FCC Targets Spam Call Offenders, Disaster Assistance Requirements, U.S. 23rd in Fiber Development

Wireless Internet Service Providers Facing Challenges Meeting BEAD Program Requirements: Experts

Johnny Kampis: Wireless Survey Shows 5G’s Role in Closing Digital Divide

Lack of Adequate Workforce Expected to Hamper Broadband Industry, Says Panel

Broadband Breakfast on October 5, 2022 – How to Reform the Universal Service Fund

State Broadband Maps Show Significantly Fewer Served Locations than Does FCC’s Map

Tech Against Texas Social Media, Alabama Middle Mile Grant, IP3 Awards Bestowed

Supreme Court to Hear Section 230 Case, Small Business Broadband Bill, TikTok Deal Pressure

Wireless Internet Service Providers Facing Challenges Meeting BEAD Program Requirements: Experts

Johnny Kampis: Wireless Survey Shows 5G’s Role in Closing Digital Divide

Lack of Adequate Workforce Expected to Hamper Broadband Industry, Says Panel

FCC Targets Spam Call Offenders, Disaster Assistance Requirements, U.S. 23rd in Fiber Development

Paul Atkinson: Why Fiber Trumps Satellite When Bridging the Digital Divide

High Demand for Middle Mile Grants, Local Concerns in FCC Process, Musk Agrees to Buy Twitter Again

Broadband Breakfast on October 5, 2022 – How to Reform the Universal Service Fund

In Video Session, Christopher Mitchell Digs Into Community Ownership and Open Access Networks

Private Investors Can Jumpstart Community Networks, Say Broadband Breakfast Panelists

Broadband Breakfast on September 28, 2022 – Financing Mechanisms for Community Broadband

Panelists at Broadband Breakfast Event Urge the FCC Mapping Fabric Be Made Public

NTIA Middle Mile Director Stresses Need for Infrastructure to Withstand Climate Events

Broadband Breakfast on September 21, 2022 – Broadband Mapping and Data

Broadband Breakfast on September 14, 2022 – How Can Cities Take Advantage of Federal Broadband Funding?

Broadband Breakfast on September 7, 2022 – Assessing the NTIA’s Middle Mile Grant Application Process

Illinois Credits Success of State Broadband Maps to Ground-Up Approach

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