Upcoming event

A conversation featuring Roger Entner, Analyst and Founder of Recon Analytics LLC, a leading telecommunications, media, and technology research firm. They will compare notes with Roger on the market and regulatory headwinds facing broadband and tech industries heading into Q4. They will also discuss the current thinking on the impact of IIJA, RDOF and BEAD funding on the market for broadband access and broadband providers, the potential for fixed wireless access to take share from cable, the thinking behind a satellite and terrestrial network mash-up and more. 

A discussion about the need for comprehensive privacy reform and whether the political landscape is ready to make it happen.

This day-long summit will bring together critical stakeholders in Wyoming from the federal, state, and local governments, tribal communities, industry, and other key partners to discuss coordination on broadband efforts as the state prepares to receive significant broadband funds from the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

A free webinar on the Affordable Connectivity Program for rural and tribal lands. The presentation will feature speakers Olivia Wein, staff attorney at the National Consumer Law Center; Derik Goatson, legal advisor in the Office of Native Affairs Policy at the Federal Communications Commission; and a speaker from the Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC).

The webinar will cover:

This session will address the current broadband supply chain challenges and key mitigation strategies to help speed deployment.

The goal of the Symposium and Town Hall is to examine the issues and challenges that states and localities face in addressing the need for greater adoption of digital skills training. The Symposium and Town Hall will provide information to attendees on what federal and state government entities, non-profit sector, community-based organizations, and other diverse stakeholders are doing to close the digital divide and advance digital literacy for all Americans.

Please see our recording of this event 

1. Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on Government and Business Impersonation: FTC staff will provide a presentation on public comments received in response to the agency’s Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ANPR) to address government, business, and nonprofit impersonation fraud, and the Commission will vote on whether to issue a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) formally initiating a rulemaking.