Digital Beat

Can our public policy match our public needs?

There’s more we can do to improve the effectiveness of the E-rate program

Broadband networks that run to schools or libraries or health-care facilities are not built to carry only scholastic or literary or medical information

Broadband competition matters

Americans are unprotected from anti-consumer and anticompetitive practices of broadband Internet access service providers

Home broadband adoption rates aren’t increasing

Cost is the primary reason that people do not subscribe to broadband

Electric cooperatives energize rural economies by closing the digital divide

We’ve witnessed one of the worst and weirdest cases of industrial policymaking I’ve ever seen in any Administration, Democratic or Republican.

Joining forces to connect community

In the next decade, everyone in America should be able to use High-Performance Broadband