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07/23/2021
Municipalities Still Minding Broadband Gap
We’ve heard a lot from the ISPs, the FCC and Congressional leaders on the digital divide and various efforts to close it, but what about the towns and municipalities that are affected by it?
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07/21/2021
Effros: Don’t Go There
Steve Effros weighs the effects of fighting legislation versus trying to rework it in a more favorable fashion.
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07/15/2021
Rural Broadband Orgs fight for funding
Six organizations including NTCA-The Rural Broadband Association, INCOMPAS and Public Knowledge stood together Thursday to renew their call for Congress to give out enough money through the federal government’s infrastructure plan to enable every American to have access to broadband infrastructure.
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07/08/2021
FCC Denies EBB Waiver for AK Provider
The FCC denied a request from rural Alaskan fixed wireless internet provider SpitwSpots to claim Emergency Broadband Benefit reimbursement for a service plan it wasn’t offering as of Dec 1, 2020.
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06/30/2021
People
Charter named Ashley Baker Hayes vp, legislative affairs. Hayes comes from global life sciences company Sanofi, where she advocated on health policy and regulatory issues with Congress and the Biden Administration.
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06/29/2021
More Broadband Funding Should Go Towards Adoption
Nothing is set in stone in terms of how the $65 billion in funding for broadband included in the $1.2 trillion infrastructure package approved by President Biden and a bipartisan group of senators.