A great visit with NTCA CEO Shirley Bloomfield for a "State of the Union" update & preview of RTIME '23 in San Diego!
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$32.6 Million in CPF funding for Mississippi broadband projects; Proposed legislation in Washington State would limit recipients of certain broadband grants; Oral arguments are scheduled in the Universal Service Fund case before the Supreme Court & a temporary hold on the Paramount – YouTube TV spat. Those stories & more on This Week in the Broadband Universe.
I very much enjoyed catching up with NATE President & CEO Todd Schlekeway for a preview of the 30th Annual NATE UNITE Conference, slated for February 17-20 in Raleigh, NC. Thanks Todd for all you & the team at NATE do to keep our industry safe!
$48 Million in Last Mile Broadband grants awarded in California; NATO responds to the latest incident of underwater data cable sabotage; Big video subscriber losses for Comcast & Charter; AST SpaceMobile gets FCC approval for testing & The Department of Justice sues to halt HPE’s acquisition of Juniper Networks. Those stories & more on This Week in the Broadband Universe.
Universal Service Fund subsidies for off-campus student WiFi may be nullified; Massive broadband grants awarded in the Texas BOOT program; Zayo reportedly the frontrunner to acquire Crown Castle assets & An effort for new data centers to go “behind the meter and plug directly into power plants. Those Stories & more on This Week in the Broadband Universe.
Texas launches a $30 Million LEO satellite broadband grant program; Olivia Trusty is nominated to become the newest FCC Commissioner; A big sub-sea fiber project to serve Alaska’s Kodiak Island; Cox Communications drops its lawsuit against Rhode Island & the Fiber Broadband Association releases news of just how much fiber expansion occurred during 2024. Those stories & more on This week in the Broadband Universe.
Louisiana leads a trio of States gaining BEAD final proposal approval; Altice USA agrees to a $119.5 million settlement with the State of West Virginia; Nvidia to offer a personal AI supercomputer & the FCC issues fines for a quartet of pirate radio stations. Those stories & more on This Week in the Broadband Universe.
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