Section 230
TAKE IT DOWN Act Passes House Commerce, But Not Without a Fight
Democrats warn the law will fall flat without a functional FTC to enforce it.
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.
Section 230
Democrats warn the law will fall flat without a functional FTC to enforce it.
Defense Department
The agency's next meeting is on April 28.
BEAD
The state is reworking its final proposal but hasn't asked ISPs to resubmit grant applications.
Briefs
If confirmed, Trusty will cement a Republican majority at the FCC
Commerce
State seeks shot clock for federal reviews and greater trust in state-led broadband plans.
Congress
House panel revives broadband, cybersecurity, and supply chain bills.
Commerce
State delays final BEAD proposal to reconsider technology mix under Trump administration’s revised priorities.
Commerce
Roth vows to preserve bipartisan spirit of $42.5 billion broadband program.
Commerce
Republican lawmaker targets rules on labor, DEI, and price caps in the name of faster rollout.
Expert Opinion
Those seeking to eliminate some of the onerous regulations are more likely to bend the ear of the Trump administration.
BEAD
She's been critical of the BEAD program's fiber preference.
People
President Trump's pick to lead the agency Arielle Roth, has yet to be confirmed.
BEAD
The former BEAD director urged stakeholders to speak up against changes to the program that might be disruptive.
Defense Department
The Defense Department has opposed the idea.
Funding
The Trump administration has been pushing out federal workers and attempting to freeze spending.
Commerce
Committee moves forward six bipartisan telecom bills, including CHIPS Act supplement