Upcoming event
PER NTIA, THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED
The Department of Commerce’s National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) will host a listening session in conjunction with a Request for Comment released today to gather feedback on potential ethical guidelines for the use of pervasive data in research.
Pervasive data refers to information about people gathered through online services. While this data can help provide essential insights for informing policy, there is a lack of clarity on how to ensure this research is done responsibly.
Insights regarding the end of the Affordable Connectivity Program earlier this year and illuminate broadband priorities of the new incoming administration.
Special Guest: Blair Levin, US Policy & Regulation Advisor, New Street Research
As Americans spend more time online, cybercriminals—both domestic and global—are finding new ways to disrupt and infiltrate U.S. telecommunications systems. This hearing will investigate how these security threats pose risks to our communications networks, and review best practices and the tools available to providers and consumers to mitigate risks and strengthen our networks.
An important discussion for all RDOF and CAF II recipients.
Speakers
- Patrick Ringland, Meridian Capital
- Jim Stegeman, CostQuest Associates
- Steve Coran, Lerman Senter
- Carol Mattey, Mattey Consulting LLC
- Pete Sokoloff, Meridian Capital
In November of 1994, Census Bureau interviewers knocked on thousands of doors and called thousands more households to administer the very first edition of what we now call the NTIA Internet Use Survey. This collaborative effort between NTIA and the Census Bureau has produced the longest-running and most comprehensive national survey of computer and Internet use in the United States.
The Georgia Technology Authority (GTA) will be hosting a webinar for the Broadband Equity Access and Deployment (BEAD) program application process tomorrow, Tuesday, December 3, 2024, at 10:00 AM EST. This webinar will serve as an essential resource for prospective applicants under the BEAD program.
With the BEAD now open, the webinar will provide critical guidance and answer questions about the application process. Participants will gain insights into eligibility requirements, application best practices, and key timelines.
Webinar Details:
Panel 1: Finishing the Job on the BEAD Program
As power moves to a new administration, the future of the Broadband Equity Access and Deployment Program - is likely to come center stage. What kind of changes can we expect from the NTIA, and potentially the FCC, as Donald Trump returns to the White House. Will the new administration stay the course or tweak aspects of BEAD?