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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Louisiana’s Governor urges Commerce to let states keep unspent BEAD funds; SpaceX challenges more proposed BEAD grant awards; Skydance prepares a bid for Warner Brothers Discovery; Several wireline carriers have to repay USF funds & a novel idea for building nuclear reactors a mile underground. Those stories & more on This Week in the Broadband Universe.
Most States & Territories make the September 4th BEAD Final Proposal deadline, many do not; California’s Public Utility Commission launches an internet Lifeline Program for low income households; SCTE & NCTA join forces to combat vandalism of broadband infrastructure; A new open access network under construction along the shores of Lake Superior & yet another 120 MW data center on the drawing board for metro Atlanta. Those stories & more on This Week in the Broadband Universe.
The number of States announcing provisional BEAD awards grows to 29; EchoStar sells a swath of spectrum to AT&T; Municipal broadband grants announced in NY; The auction for Tilson Technology goes to ITG Communications & with hunting season fast approaching, a timely fiber safety reminder from a Virginia broadband provider. Those stories & more on This Week in the Broadband Universe.
West Virginia’s draft final BEAD proposal leans heavily on fiber; Broadband disaster grants awarded in New Mexico; Yet more BEAD guidance from NTIA; FCC streamlines regulations for cable & another massive data center project in the Lonestar State. Those stories & more on This Week in the Broadband Universe.
SpaceX & Starlink not happy with Virginia’s Final BEAD Proposal; Canada now forcing all broadband providers into offering wholesale open access to their competitors; FCC data breach rules upheld in court; Lumos expands its network in Ohio & Charter Communications faces a class action lawsuit. Those stories & more on This Week in the Broadband Universe.
Frontier & Verizon reach a settlement with the State of Arizona over broadband service to Native American counties; Changes ahead for the FCC’s Disaster Information Reporting System; A number of fiber industry mergers and acquisitions & Echostar moving ahead with Direct-to-Device satellite service. Those stories & more on This Week in the Broadband Universe.
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