One Touch Make Ready – Broadband Breakfast

FCC’s Controversial Wireless Infrastructure Order Placed in Context of Transition From 4G to 5G Networks

October 20, 2020 — Industry officials and policy-makers who want the Federal Communications Commission to take a more active role in prescribing local rules for wireless...

5G3 years ago

Karl Rove Promotes Open Radio Access Network, FCC Talks 5G, Digital Divide and ‘One Touch Make Ready’

September 18, 2020 — Karl Rove, former senior advisor to President George W. Bush, on Tuesday argued that in order for the country to remain competitive...

Wireless3 years ago

In Regard to Wireless Deployments, City Leaders Offer Advice to Strengthen Local Government Authority

September 15, 2020 — Don’t talk to Portland, Oregon, about what it’s like to challenge the federal government. They’ve also been a pioneer of taking on...

FCC5 years ago

FCC Passes ‘One Touch Make Ready,’ Designed to Speed Broadband Deployment, on a Split Vote

WASHINGTON, August 2, 2018 – The Federal Communications Commission voted to pass the new, so-called “One Touch Make Ready” policy, a measure designed to accelerate pole...

FCC5 years ago

While Google and Verizon Favor ‘One Touch Make Ready,’ Comcast and AT&T Want to Drag Heels

WASHINGTON, August 2, 2018 – Google Fiber and Verizon split with AT&T and Comcast over the so-called “One-Touch Make-Ready” policy, with the former claiming that the...

Broadband Breakfast

FCC’s Controversial Wireless Infrastructure Order Placed in Context of Transition From 4G to 5G Networks

Karl Rove Promotes Open Radio Access Network, FCC Talks 5G, Digital Divide and ‘One Touch Make Ready’

In Regard to Wireless Deployments, City Leaders Offer Advice to Strengthen Local Government Authority

FCC Passes ‘One Touch Make Ready,’ Designed to Speed Broadband Deployment, on a Split Vote

While Google and Verizon Favor ‘One Touch Make Ready,’ Comcast and AT&T Want to Drag Heels

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FCC Fines TracFone, Rip and Replace Extensions, Kansas State Internet Exchange Point

Experts Still Disagree on FCC’s New Digital Discrimination Rules

Verizon Suing Milwaukee to Allow New Telecom Poles Ahead of Republican National Convention

NTIA Awards $13 Million from Wireless Fund, New Ritter CTO, Middle Mile in Virginia and North Carolina

Missouri’s BEAD Initial Proposal, Volume Two

FCC to Consider ‘Rapid Response Team’ for Pole Attachment Disputes at December Meeting

North Carolina Releases Final Guidance on $100 Million Pole Replacement Program

Broadcom Finalizes VMware, $191M for Wilkes Rural Broadband, Kinetic Fiber in Georgia

Alabama’s BEAD Initial Proposal, Volumes One and Two

Arkansas’s BEAD Initial Proposal, Volume Two

New Hampshire’s BEAD Initial Proposal, Volumes One and Two

Broadband Breakfast on December 6, 2023 – Space Wars: What to Expect from Satellite Broadband

The High Cost of Fiber is Leading States to Explore Other Technologies

NTIA Confirms Licensed-by-Rule May Apply for BEAD Funding

Connect20 Summit: Building Trust with Communities is Key to Adoption

Connect20 Summit: The Crucial Role of Digital Skills Training

Connect20 Summit: Data-Driven Approach Needed for Digital Navigation

Broadband Breakfast on November 29, 2023 – FCC’s Digital Discrimination Order

Broadband Offices Tout State Initiative to Train Prisoners for Broadband Workforce

Connect20 Summit: Partnerships are Key for Digital Equity Efforts

New Senate Bill Would Tap Broadband and Tech Companies for USF Funds

All States and Territories Have Released BEAD Proposals for Public Comment

Concern About Digital Discrimination Rules, Governors Call for ACP Funding, Newark Benefits from ACP

One Year After ChatGPT, Washington Still Working Out its Relationship to AI: Experts

Experts Still Disagree on FCC’s New Digital Discrimination Rules

Broadband Breakfast on December 6, 2023 – Space Wars: What to Expect from Satellite Broadband

One Year After ChatGPT, Washington Still Working Out its Relationship to AI: Experts

Broadband Breakfast on November 29, 2023 – FCC’s Digital Discrimination Order

Connect20 Summit: Data-Driven Approach Needed for Digital Navigation

Connect20 Summit: The Crucial Role of Digital Skills Training

Improved Age Verification Allows States to Consider Restricting Social Media

Tribal Ready COO Adam Geisler Addresses Importance of Data Sovereignty to Tribes

Connect20 Summit: Partnerships are Key for Digital Equity Efforts

Connect20 Summit: Building Trust with Communities is Key to Adoption

Federal Officials Agree: Infrastructure Alone Will Not Close the Digital Divide

In New York City, Sharing Broadband Infrastructure Takes on a New Dimension