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Broadband Roundup1 year ago

New York Lawmaker’s Social Media Bill, Google Data Settlement Upheld, Netherlands Antitrust for Apple

NY's Brad Hoylman introduced legislation that would attempt to control how social media handles users’ speech.

Privacy3 years ago

Current Data Practices are Harming Internet Users, says Northeastern Professor

July 27, 2020 — Online data practices are negatively impacting the lives of internet users, said Woodrow Hartzog, professor of […]

Section 2303 years ago

Under Section 230, Should Tech Platforms Be Able to Exercise Editorial Control and Still Avoid Liability?

June 22, 2020 — Legal experts disagreed on Monday about whether Section 230 is exacerbating or helping to solve problems […]

Section 2303 years ago

Section 230 Executive Order Questioned by Federal Communications Commissioner Geoffrey Starks and Legal Experts

June 17, 2020 — “Section 230 is on fire in D.C.,” said Eric Goldman, professor at the Santa Clara University […]

Section 2303 years ago

Panelists at CATO Institute Fiercely Disagree Over Whether Big Tech is Biased and Left-Leaning

WASHINGTON, March 10, 2020 – A CATO Institute panel on Tuesday discussing whether accusations of political censorship warrant Section 230 […]

FCC Workshops14 years ago

Clear Correlation Between Education and Adoption, Says FCC Consumer Research Director

WASHINGTON, October 2, 2009 – The Federal Communications Commission says that it wants to ensure that the pending national broadband plan addresses the needs of minorities,...

FCC Workshops14 years ago

Metrics Workshop: Measuring Current Network Versus Internet Users' Needs

WASHINGTON, September 2, 2009 – The Federal Communication Commission’s workshop on how to best benchmark broadband for evaluating the various dimensions of broadband across geographic areas...

Broadband Breakfast

New York Lawmaker’s Social Media Bill, Google Data Settlement Upheld, Netherlands Antitrust for Apple

Current Data Practices are Harming Internet Users, says Northeastern Professor

Under Section 230, Should Tech Platforms Be Able to Exercise Editorial Control and Still Avoid Liability?

Section 230 Executive Order Questioned by Federal Communications Commissioner Geoffrey Starks and Legal Experts

Panelists at CATO Institute Fiercely Disagree Over Whether Big Tech is Biased and Left-Leaning

Clear Correlation Between Education and Adoption, Says FCC Consumer Research Director

Metrics Workshop: Measuring Current Network Versus Internet Users' Needs

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Debt Ceiling Law Doesn’t Change Administration Priorities on Semiconductors, Advanced Energy and Broadband

Sean Gonsalves: After Years of Talk, Cambridge is Now Taking Serious Look at Municipal Broadband

National League of Cities Announces Bootcamps to Support Applicants to Federal Infrastructure Programs

Debt Ceiling Bill Passes House, China Warns of AI Risks, Rural Internet Exchanges

Tom Reid: Accountability in Broadband Maps Necessary for BEAD to Achieve Mission

Mississippi Gets $151M for Broadband, FCC Commits $15M from ECF, FCC Proposes Fine Against SkySwitch

U.S. Must Take Lead on Global AI Regulations: State Department Official

Tribes Must Be Ready to Challenge State Broadband Maps: Tribal Ready

FCC Commissioner Carr Criticizes BEAD Fiber Priority Ahead of Funding Allocation

FCC Map Update, FCC Renews FirstNet Spectrum Authority, NTIA Warns EU Over Big Tech Proposal

AI is a Key Component in Effectively Managing the Energy Grid

Experts Debate TikTok Ban, Weighing National Security Against Free Speech

‘Urgent’ Social Media Advisory, Tribal Broadband Awards, Permitting Reform Progress, BroadbandNow Podcast

Former Commissioners Push for Auction Authority, U.S. Reacts to China Micron Ban, Inmarsat Buy Approved

Bill to Regulate AI, FCC to Address Broad Use of 42 GHz Spectrum, Verizon seeks STIR/SHAKEN Extension

Biden Announces Anna Gomez as Nominee for Fifth FCC Commissioner

South Carolina’s Innovative Broadband Maps Verifies ISPs’ Internet Speeds

Senators Set Up Universal Service Fund Working Group, As Cruz Mounts Criticism of Broadband Program

Lawmakers Debate Clean Energy’s Role in Resolving Supply Chain Fragility, China Concerns

Johnny Kampis: Broadband Industry Hopeful to Get Waivers from Biden Administration Protectionist Policies

Experts Debate Artificial Intelligence Licensing Legislation

Spectrum Auction Bill Clears Committee, ECF Pushes $12M, OpenSignal Speed Leaders

Utah City Approves UTOPIA Fiber Build

Representatives Focus in on Fiber Prioritization and Spectrum Management at NTIA

Tribes Must Be Ready to Challenge State Broadband Maps: Tribal Ready

Experts Debate TikTok Ban, Weighing National Security Against Free Speech

Broadband Breakfast on Wednesday, June 28, 2023 – The Future of Ultra High-Speed Connectivity

Broadband Breakfast on June 21, 2023 – Middle Mile Award Announcements

Broadband Breakfast on June 14, 2023 – Unpacking the CHIPS and Science Act

Broadband Breakfast on May 31, 2023 – Tribal Broadband Deployment

Industry Optimistic About Calls for a Targeted ‘Buy America’ Waiver Ahead of Broadband Awards

But for the BEAD Program, $1 Billion in Middle Mile Funding Wouldn’t Be Enough

Overreporting on State Broadband Maps Could Hinder Spread of Connectivity to Communities

Broadband Breakfast on June 7, 2023 – Affordable Connectivity Fund (Special Town Hall Edition)

Video of CostQuest CEO Jim Stegeman at Digital Infrastructure Investment Summit

Broadband Breakfast on May 10, 2023 – GUMBO and Louisiana’s Broadband Progress

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