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Consumers Want Simplified Privacy Policies, But Tech Companies Aren’t Willing to Provide

February 15, 2021 – Today, every company and website seem to have a complex and jargon-filled privacy policy that is […]

FCC6 years ago

FCC Nominee’s Failure to Identify Industry Clients Unlikely to Delay Brendan Carr Nomination

WASHINGTON, August 1, 2017 — Omissions in sworn testimony by Federal Commissions Commission Republican nominee Brendan Carr regarding his representation […]

Broadband and Democratization6 years ago

Panelists at Tech Event Hope that Trump Administration Will Rally to Cause of Global Internet Freedom

WASHINGTON, June 18, 2017 – Internet freedom has declined worldwide for six consecutive years, said Stuart Brotman, a nonresident fellow […]

Copyright13 years ago

ASCAP Music Licensing Fees Voided for Yahoo, RealNetworks

SAN FRANCISCO, September 28, 2010 — A U.S. rate-setting court’s formula for establishing the fees that Yahoo! and RealNetworks must […]

Broadband's Impact13 years ago

Introducing BroadbandCensus.com's People Column: Facebook Makes Changes

As Facebook increases its Washington presence, Andrew Noyes will be putting the pen down to join the company next month as manager of public policy communications....

Broadband Data14 years ago

U.S. Broadband Ranking Needs Qualification, Experts Agree

WASHINGTON, June 5, 2009 - With Broadband being a keystone aspect of President Obama’s economic policies, it is important to understand where America’s broadband deployment and...

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Consumers Want Simplified Privacy Policies, But Tech Companies Aren’t Willing to Provide

FCC Nominee’s Failure to Identify Industry Clients Unlikely to Delay Brendan Carr Nomination

Panelists at Tech Event Hope that Trump Administration Will Rally to Cause of Global Internet Freedom

ASCAP Music Licensing Fees Voided for Yahoo, RealNetworks

Introducing BroadbandCensus.com's People Column: Facebook Makes Changes

U.S. Broadband Ranking Needs Qualification, Experts Agree

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State Broadband Leaders Emphasize Planning, Community Involvement: Connected America Conference

License Authorization Proposal, White House Cybersecurity Initiatives, Georgia Adds Fiber Provider to Committee

Fiber Deployment Should Consider Equity and Sustainability: Connected America Conference

Bill Would Require FCC to Make Rules on Expanding Funding Base of Universal Service Fund

‘The Sound of Made in America’: Fiber Makers Increase Production Ahead of Delivery of Billions in Federal Funds

Digital Learning is Here to Stay, Necessitating Multi-Sector Collaboration: Connected America Conference

Amid Flawed Federal Maps and Programs, Local Action is Key: Connected America Conference

Barriers to Last-Mile Fiber Include Affordability: Connected America Conference

Order on Spyware, WISPA Adds VP of Government Affairs, Michael Baker Hosts Webinars

Sen. Mark Warner Says He’ll Push to Make ‘Rip and Replace’ Funding a Priority

John Cinicolo: The Benefits of Deploying Small Cells in the Next Phase of 5G

Biden Administration Tour, NTIA Funding Internet for Two Tribal Nations, Ting Partnership in California

BEAD Build Timelines in Jeopardy if ‘Buy America’ Waivers Not Granted, White House Budget Office Told

David Strauss: How Will State Broadband Offices Score BEAD Applications?

Experts Call for Spectrum Allocation Reform, Pointing to C-Band Clash Between Airlines and 5G

‘Buy America’ Waivers Possible, But Very Difficult to Obtain, Says NTIA Chief

FCC Expands Robocall Regime to Intermediaries, Establishes Robotext Protections

Sohn Speaks After Withdrawal, MasterCard Back Indigenous Connectivity, Liberty-CityFibre in Buy Talks

FCC Added Just Over 1 Million Net New Locations in Broadband Map Fabric Slated For Spring Release: Chairwoman

Children’s Online Safety Bills Criticized for Compliance Burden, Plus Speech and Privacy Risks

Lewis County Public Utility District Pushes Forward with Open Access Fiber Plan

Raul Katz: Can Investments in Robust Broadband Help States Limit the Downside of Recession?

DOJ Investigates TikTok, Google’s Generative AI Tool, Charter Counsel Retiring

TikTok U.S. Must Sell or Get Banned, T-Mobile’s New Buy, 5 More States Receive ECF Money

Experts Debate Whether Originating or Terminating Providers Hold Robocall Responsibility

Broadband Breakfast on April 5, 2023 – State Digital Equity Plans

Broadband Breakfast on March 29, 2023 – Cost-Sharing and Other Compliance Requirements for Broadband Deployment

Broadband Breakfast on March 22, 2023 – Robocalls, STIR/SHAKEN and the Future of Voice Telephony

Broadband Breakfast on March 15, 2023 – Reflecting on Three Years of the Pandemic

Broadband Breakfast on March 8: A Status Update on Tribal Broadband

New Congress Faces Key Decisions About Broadband Funding, Infrastructure Priorities and Privacy Law

Broadband Breakfast Preview Session for Big Tech & Speech Summit on March 9

Broadband Breakfast on February 22, 2023 – Workforce Development Issues

Broadband Breakfast on February 15, 2023 – How State Broadband Offices Are Approaching the Next Phase of IIJA

Must Internet Platforms Host Objectionable Content? Appeals Courts Consider ‘Must Carry’ Rules

Broadband Breakfast Interview With Michael Baker’s Teraira Snerling and Samantha Garfinkel

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