BEAD
Wisconsin Officials Press Feds Over Stalled Broadband Funds
Lack of federal guidance halts more than $300 million in obligated state broadband funding.
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.
BEAD
Lack of federal guidance halts more than $300 million in obligated state broadband funding.
BEAD
Agency says it is on track to deliver universal broadband as billions remain unspent
Donald Trump
The industry supports specialized careers and local economic growth, despite perceptions of limited employment.
Kari’s Law Reporting Act
They included the Senate-approved Rural Broadband Protection Act.
Spectrum
Stakeholders think the FCC is nearing a notice of proposed rulemaking related to PNT systems.
Darren Soto
House to consider FirstNet reauthorization, USF vetting bill, and others.
BEAD
Cassady called for coalitions of trusted partners to support secure U.S. digital ecosystems.
Spectrum
The agency is looking to open federal spectrum to commercial mobile use.
Fixed Wireless
At NTIA forum, panelists say fixed wireless is cheaper and faster to install, reducing opportunity costs for underserved areas.
permitting
The White House released new guidance on streamlining federal environmental reviews.
Funding
National Digital Inclusion Alliance failed to show overlap with separate case, D.C. Circuit orders
Pole Attachments
The FCC's unanimous pole attachment ruling is a promising sign of bipartisan pragmatism in broadband policy, the author writes.
NTIA
The new system replaces a manual, email-based process, aiming to speed approvals and improve transparency, NTIA said.
Michael O'Rielly
Citizens Against Government Waste targets Rural Utilities Service as duplicative.
AI
Despite a budget decrease in FY 2027, the agency is focused on AI and spectrum auctions as priorities
California
The Bishop Paiute Tribe is the first to access the state’s $3.2 billion broadband effort spanning 8,000 miles of fiber.
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