Digital Inclusion
Libraries and Schools Urge FCC to Restore Off-Campus Wi-Fi Support
Backing petitions for reconsideration, advocates say E-Rate rollback threatens students’ connectivity.
The Rural Broadband Association, formerly the National Telecommunications Cooperative Association, is a membership association that represents independent, community-based telecommunications companies. Its goal is to expand broadband deployment and ensure a better-connected future for rural America.
Digital Inclusion
Backing petitions for reconsideration, advocates say E-Rate rollback threatens students’ connectivity.
Broadband Mapping and Data
Survey of NTCA members finds nearly nine in 10 schools, libraries, and hospitals are served by fiber.
NTIA
The agency will issue new guidance on how states should evaluate 'speculative' or uncommitted funding sources in BEAD.
Rural
NTCA’s Bloomfield worries Carr’s push for USF ‘efficiency’ could hurt rural providers
Funding
Fifth Circuit stay halts proceedings in Consumers’ Research v. FCC until government funding resumes
BEAD
Prohibition on operational subsidies 'applies only to BEAD-funded projects and does not affect existing subsidies in non-BEAD areas to which a provider is already entitled.'
NTIA
The Community Broadband Action Network said some members were nervous about accepting BEAD awards.
Broadband Mapping and Data
Proposal would remove six consumer disclosure requirements
FCC
Wildfire survivors, first responders, seniors and rural residents warn that landlines remain essential.
USF
WISPA said the smallest ISPs shouldn't have to contribute.
People
ACA Connects also named a new COO Tuesday.
Broadband Mapping and Data
Rural co-ops press FCC for symmetrical 100 * 100 Mbps broadband standard
Copyright
Broad coalition urges justices to reject $1 billion piracy verdict against Cox Communications.
Satellite
The satellite operators control much of the upper C-band.
BEAD
NTCA wants location-by-location verification of unlicensed fixed wireless, which WISPA opposes.
BEAD
Rural broadband group said states should seize remaining authority under BEAD