NTCA
Small Broadband Providers Urge FCC to Leave Them Out of Some Net Neutrality Rules
Trade groups argue their members are too small to engage in anti-competitive behavior.
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.
NTCA
Trade groups argue their members are too small to engage in anti-competitive behavior.
NTCA
It’s not just about building networks, but providing affordability through programs like the ACP.
NTCA
The FCC’s challenge process is insufficient to allocate Enhanced ACAM funds, the Rural Broadband Association said.
Sixth Circuit
Sixth Circuit adopted reasons from another appeal court.
5G Wireless
NTCA is concerned federal broadband funding in tribal areas may not be enough for long-term support.
Joe Biden
‘How do we make sure that you can keep that home grown talent?’
Infrastructure
Opponents say increasing coverage and speed obligations of the ACAM program may be unnecessary with new federal broadband money.
NTCA
Fiber networks have a unique capacity to keep broadband prices low for low-income communities, proponents say.
NTCA
Rural communities vary in broadband needs, making community engagement essential for breaching the digital divide.
Infrastructure
Alan Davidson urges the importance of state activity in deploying broadband funds.
NTCA
Advocates say strict compliance requirements may economically harm small providers.
Infrastructure
The playbook was discussed in a webinar Friday afternoon.
NTCA
Amid internet blackouts in Ukraine, Starlink is providing internet to keep Ukrainians connected during the invasion.
NTCA
Expanding the number of internet providers eligible to contribute to the fund may decrease costs for telecommunications providers and consumers.
NTCA
The Fiber Broadband Association and the NTCA Rural Broadband Association said it will release the book before May 2022.
Lifeline
Associations and public interest groups said there are still many Americans using only voice services.