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06/28/2022
Fiber Frenzy
AT&T is extending its fiber network to customers in Amarillo, Texas. The $24 million project is contingent upon funding approval by the city, but if given the green light, it will reach over 22,000 customers.
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06/23/2022
AT&T Using Fixed Wireless In Copper Footprint
AT&T COO Jeff McElfresh is totally focused on fiber and has serious concerns about providers that are hedging their future bets on the long-term fidelity of networks built on fixed wireless technology.
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06/16/2022
NTIA’s Davidson Heads In-Person Media Institute Lunch
NTIA Administrator Alan Davidson has a message for providers gearing up for the billions in broadband funding coming from government programs: submit your broadband availability data to the FCC ASAP.
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06/15/2022
ACP Waivers Partially Granted
The FCC Wireline Competition Bureau granted NTCA–The Rural Broadband Association’s request for an extension until Sept. 15 for small broadband internet providers that serve Tribal Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) customers to track usage on a rolling 30-day basis ACP subscribers who receive free-to-the-end-user service, including ACP/Lifeline subscribers who receive both benefits on the same service.
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06/13/2022
Fiber Forward: Operators Grapple with Supply, Labor Issues and More
The Fiber Broadband Association’s Fiber Connect conference kicked off this week, with a lively exhibit floor (we hear vendors had to be turned away) and a full slate of sessions and networking as operators embark on a historical amount of fiber projects fueled in part by government funding.
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06/06/2022
AT&T Wraps Xandr Sale
AT&T completed its sale of programmatic ad division Xandr to Microsoft Monday. The deal, which was announced in December, does not include the advertising sales division that supports DirecTV.