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Innovation9 months ago

Secretary of State Blinken Says Research and Development Critical For Competition Against China

Blinken was touring the University of Maryland laboratories last week.

Broadband and Democratization2 years ago

Mobile Technology Aided the Growth of Black Lives Matter, But Will Hashtag Outrage Lead to Change?

September 21, 2020 — In the United States, widespread public use of mobile phone cameras and social media has thrust […]

Privacy3 years ago

As Technology Enables Employer Mass-Surveillance, Activists Say Current Privacy Laws Benefit the Wealthy

WASHINGTON, November 7, 2019 – The poor and working classes are most concerned about privacy and surveillance, yet current privacy […]

Broadband Data4 years ago

M-Lab Celebrates 10 Years of Broadband Speed Tests, Discusses Work with Schools and Libraries

WASHINGTON, August 16, 2018 – New measures to improve broadband education and access in schools and libraries were among the […]

Advanced Energy7 years ago

White House Launches ‘Smart City’ Initiative That Links Broadband Connectivity to Urban Solutions

WASHINGTON, September 16, 2015 - A movement to make cities "smart" by using the power of broadband and information technology processing power is reaching critical mass,...

Broadband's Impact7 years ago

How to Find New Light Bulbs for the Internet Age: Parallels Between Electricity and Fiber-optics

Editor’s Note: Several months ago, Drew Clark's column from the Deseret News of Salt Lake City, Utah, touched upon some of the important parallels between the most prominent infrastructure...

FCC11 years ago

Technology Policy Institute Panel Discusses Spectrum Incentive Auctions

WASHINGTON May 24, 2011- The Technology Policy Institute assembled auction experts Monday to discuss the value and mechanics of proposed spectrum incentive auctions. “Markets work best...

Broadband's Impact13 years ago

Frontier CEO: Broadband Access is Critical for Rural Economy

WASHINGTON, February 16, 2009 – The CEO of Frontier Communications, America's second largest rural telecommunications, provider told state utility commissioners Monday that quality broadband internet service...

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Secretary of State Blinken Says Research and Development Critical For Competition Against China

Mobile Technology Aided the Growth of Black Lives Matter, But Will Hashtag Outrage Lead to Change?

As Technology Enables Employer Mass-Surveillance, Activists Say Current Privacy Laws Benefit the Wealthy

M-Lab Celebrates 10 Years of Broadband Speed Tests, Discusses Work with Schools and Libraries

White House Launches ‘Smart City’ Initiative That Links Broadband Connectivity to Urban Solutions

How to Find New Light Bulbs for the Internet Age: Parallels Between Electricity and Fiber-optics

Technology Policy Institute Panel Discusses Spectrum Incentive Auctions

Frontier CEO: Broadband Access is Critical for Rural Economy

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Sen. Bennet Says Coloradans’ Complaints About Poor Broadband Drove Passage of Infrastructure Act

Broadband Notice of Funding Availability Seeks to Balance Requirements with Flexibility

Sean Gonsalves: NTIA Assistant Secretary Alan Davidson Dishes on BEAD at Mountain Connect 2022

NTIA Broadband Official Scott Woods Joins Ready as Vice President of Community Engagement

New Public Broadband Association Criticizes NTIA Rules, Boasts Strong Start for New Group

NTIA Doing All it Can to ‘Pressure’ States to Allow Municipal Broadband for Infrastructure Builds

U.S. Must At Least Be ‘Fast Followers’ On Digital Currency, Panel Hears

Broadband Breakfast on June 15, 2022 – Broadband Breakfast Live Online from Fiber Connect in Nashville

Broadband Breakfast on May 25, 2022 – Broadband Breakfast Live Online from Mountain Connect in Colorado

Closing Digital Divide for Students Requires Community Involvement, Workforce Training, Event Hears

AT&T and DISH Agreement, FCC Adds More States in Robocall Fight, $50M from Emergency Connectivity Fund

34 States Signal Intent to Participate in NTIA’s Main Broadband Program

States Should Use Treasury Department’s Broadband Funds to Compliment Infrastructure Bill

FCC June Meeting, Ookla Speeds at Airports, FCC Cautioned About Overstepping on Digital Discrimination

State Broadband Offices Need to Increase Their Capacity, Improve Data, and Communicate Well

Red States May Oppose Affordability, Labor and Climate Policies Provided for in NTIA Broadband Rules

Digital Literacy Training Needed for Optimal Telehealth Outcomes, Healthcare Reps Say

W. Antoni Sinkfield: To Succeed in 21st Century, Communities Need to Get Connected Now

Mountain Connect Features NTIA’s Alan Davidson, 2 Colorado Senators and State Attorney General

Finance Experts Weigh Merging Regulatory Agencies to Tackle Cryptocurrencies

Broadband Breakfast on June 15, 2022 – Broadband Breakfast Live Online from Fiber Connect in Nashville

Broadband Breakfast on May 25, 2022 – Broadband Breakfast Live Online from Mountain Connect in Colorado

Broadband Breakfast on June 29, 2022 – How to Reform the Universal Service Fund

Broadband Breakfast on June 22, 2022 – Preparing for IIJA’s Digital Equity Planning Grant Program

States Should Use Treasury Department’s Broadband Funds to Compliment Infrastructure Bill

Parler Policy Exec Hopes ‘Sustainable’ Free Speech Change on Twitter if Musk Buys Platform

Broadband Breakfast on May 18, 2022 – Treasury’s Capital Projects Fund and Broadband Infrastructure

FCC’s Multi-Dwelling Decision Could Hamper Smart Wi-Fi Technology, Developer Says

Broadband Breakfast for Lunch on May 11, 2022 – Elon Musk Goes to Washington

Consumers Should Be Better Informed on Factors Throttling Download Speeds

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