Slate Archives : Broadband Breakfast

Broadband and Democratization3 years ago

At New America Foundation Event on India, Panelists Talk of ‘Digital Colonization’ by U.S. and China

October 1, 2020 – When it comes to social media, India is currently in a “two-house race” between the United […]

Big Tech3 years ago

Tech Market Has Many Opportunities for Smaller Companies, Says New America

July 1, 2020 — The time is right for smaller companies to seize market share amid the coronavirus, said New […]

Federal Agencies3 years ago

Federal Election Commissioner Says Facebook Continues to Pose Dangers to Democracy

May 8, 2020 — Facebook is still affected by many of the problems represented in 2010’s “The Social Network,” as well […]

Education3 years ago

Restricting Kids’ Online Usage Should Focus on Content Rather Than Screen Time, Say Panelists at Slate Event

March 27, 2020 – Before the coronavirus pandemic, the nation’s dialogue about appropriate screen time was so focused on time instead […]

Free Speech3 years ago

Journalists Practice Social Distancing on Zoom in Future Tense Event on Coronavirus and Civil Liberties

March 20, 2020 – Slate Staff Writer Mark Joseph Stern led a discussion on how coronavirus could affect civil liberties […]

Broadband News5 years ago

Look at this 1910 Map of AT&T’s Telephone Wires, an Early Version of ‘Broadband Mapping’

BROADBAND BREAKFAST INSIGHT: A great visual tidbit of history here. We found it when searching for information about the regulation […]

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At New America Foundation Event on India, Panelists Talk of ‘Digital Colonization’ by U.S. and China

Tech Market Has Many Opportunities for Smaller Companies, Says New America

Federal Election Commissioner Says Facebook Continues to Pose Dangers to Democracy

Restricting Kids’ Online Usage Should Focus on Content Rather Than Screen Time, Say Panelists at Slate Event

Journalists Practice Social Distancing on Zoom in Future Tense Event on Coronavirus and Civil Liberties

Look at this 1910 Map of AT&T’s Telephone Wires, an Early Version of ‘Broadband Mapping’

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State Officials Highlight Discrepancies Between Updated FCC Map and Ground Truth

Bennet, Young, and Warner Propose Legislation to Enhance U.S. Technology Competitiveness

Greater Private Investments Will Supplement Federal Dollars Expended in Build America Initiative

Advocates for Connected Vehicle Technology Urge the FCC to Act

FCC Votes Forward 42 GHz Spectrum Sharing Model Proposal to Broaden Use

Uncertainty Regarding Affordable Connectivity Fund is Affecting Private Investment

Google AI and Mayo Clinic, Spectrum Ohio Expansion, New CFO for Gigstreem

T-Mobile Sues WCO Spectrum for Allegedly Artificially Inflating Spectrum Leasing Prices for Profit

Next Generation PONs Important for Future Capacity Needs on Fiber Networks: Nokia Official

Rhode Island Seeks Community Input in Broadband Planning Ahead of Federal Funding

FCC Proposed Rules Will Harm Legitimate Text Messages, Say Commenters

Charter Chooses Nokia for 5G, Microsoft Children’s Privacy Settlement, FCC Adopts $5M Robocall Fine

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

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

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

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

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

AI is a Key Component in Effectively Managing the Energy Grid

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

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

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

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

How the CHIPS Act Took Center Stage of Biden’s Re-industrialization Agenda

Uncertainty Regarding Affordable Connectivity Fund is Affecting Private Investment

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

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