NTCA
Harris’ Proposed Corporate Tax Hike Could Alter ISPs’ BEAD Plans
Under current law, BEAD grants are taxable income at federal level.
The U.S. Treasury Department is responsible for implementing the Capital Projects Fund.
NTCA
Under current law, BEAD grants are taxable income at federal level.
Massachusetts
The money will connect 2,000 locations in 40 underserved communities by 2026.
fixed wireless
'The global communications industry has aligned on the lower portion of the 3 GHz band' – except the United States.
BEAD
'This government program is an outrageous waste of taxpayer money and is utterly failing to serve people in need,' Musk says to his 187.7 million followers on X.
Ohio
The challenge process will be open for 21 days.
ARPA
Officials warned the resolution would create confusion and uncertainty for local governments on infrastructure projects.
FCC
The NTIA aims to influence the use of alternative technologies to fiber optics and streamline permitting processes with new guidelines.
Rural
The state awarded $204 million for expanding broadband infrastructure.
Charter
Advocates said proposed language from the state assembly would have hindered public broadband deployment.
BBLO
A leaked email from a company exec revealed that the false data was a deliberate attempt to prevent competitors from accessing government grants earmarked for broadband expansion in the region.
ARPA
Minnesota began accepting applications for its $50 million program. Oregon finalized guidelines for awarding $149 million from CPF.
USTelecom
The experts expressed doubts about addressing workforce shortages that could potentially stall BEAD build-outs.
Defense
Three new leaders at the Federal Communications Commission's Consumer and Governmental Affairs, Public Safety and Homeland Security and Media Bureau.
Broadband's Impact
The Whitman-Walker’s Max Robinson Center will be able to serve an extra 10,000 residents with telehealth.
BEAD
The state expects “few or no” underserved households will remain by the time subgrantee selection begins.
FCC
The state plans to serve 20,000 locations with 100 * 100 Mbps broadband.