State of the Net
Rep. April McClain Delaney Hopes to Pass New Quantum, AI Measures
McClain Delaney talked social media age verification, BEAD program and rural broadband access.
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration, an agency within the U.S. Department Commerce, is responsible for implementing the bipartisan infrastructure legislation, including managing federal broadband funding programs to expand high-speed internet access.
State of the Net
McClain Delaney talked social media age verification, BEAD program and rural broadband access.
Spectrum
Ligado says DoD systems are preventing its use of FCC licenses – and wants compensation.
Expert Opinion
NTIA may allow states to use BEAD non-deployment funds for permitting reforms and pole-attachment programs to accelerate broadband deployment.
Mobile
The Open Technology Institute suggested more industry coordination on indoor/outdoor handoffs, and more mobile-satellite service spectrum.
NTIA
The agency will take input to inform its 'future planning and policy development' around uses for the funds.
Funding
Lawmakers included language directing NTIA to brief Congress within 30 days on its plans for spending all remaining BEAD funds.
Louisiana
Nearly 3,000 households gain high-speed internet through GUMBO 1.0
NTIA
NTIA Administrator cited cost savings, preparations for WRC-27 and future wireless networks.
NTIA
State proposes launching broadband subsidy program by 2027
Commerce
Legislation filed as an amendment to the upcoming Senate appropriations package.
CTA
The shift followed a December executive order aligning broadband execution with federal artificial intelligence policy.
NTIA
Allows states to use BEAD funds on workforce, wholesale fiber, IXPs, and wireless infrastructure
Tribal
Tribal consultations in January will help shape updates to the broadband program, NTIA says.
Spectrum
New Street’s Blair Levin said the memo suggested CBRS was less likely to be auctioned.
NTIA
Kaptivate analysis finds some states’ references to rural America dropped 80 to 100 percent
NTIA
Congress should have received a report before the rules were issued, the watchdog said.