Fifty-Three More North Carolina Counties to Receive Expanded High-Speed Internet Access
Funds come from the Biden-Harris administration’s American Rescue Plan.
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Tuesday, November 26, 2024
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ISPs say their “excellent customer service” is why users don’t switch providers
Lobby groups for Internet service providers claim that ISPs' customer service is so good already that the government shouldn't consider any new regulations to mandate improvements
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BoomerTECH Adventures: Getting there from here — bridging Midcoast Maine’s digital divide
BoomerTECH Adventures and Coastal Maine Regional Broadband (CMRB) held their first round of free workshops providing digital literacy training and education
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Maine Middle Mile Fiber Award Will Benefit Over 6,600 Locations
An $11 million investment in regional infrastructure is planned to bring broadband connectivity to more than 6,600 locations in western Maine
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Ted Cruz hates a lot of the Infrastructure Investment law, including BEAD
Sen. Cruz seems intent on disrupting the program
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Threads adds 35 million new signups this month
X is still the dominant social discourse app in America
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Grafton County, New Hampshire, is Underway on $17 Million Middle-Mile Broadband Build
Grafton County, New Hampshire's second-largest county, began a $17 million project to construct a 200-mile fiber-optic middle-mile network.
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Consumer Alert: Some Internet Service Providers Advertise Affordable Connectivity Program
Some internet service providers have not updated their websites and other marketing materials to reflect that the Affordable Connectivity Program
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Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development Publishes Just Communities Baseline Report
A lesser-known consequence of disinvestment, “digital redlining” refers to the underdevelopment of broadband infrastructure in low-income neighborhoods.
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Broadband Manager: New Hampshire May Get Fiber to Everyone
New Hampshire broadband director expects BEAD funds to go further than initially expected.
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Cruz Creating Detours on the Road to Internet For All
Republican policymakers question BEAD and Digital Equity Act programs
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Supreme Court wants US input on whether ISPs should be liable for users’ piracy
SCOTUS asks US government for its view on $1 billion Sony v. Cox case.
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