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Broadband in the Black Rural South

The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies' recent report shows residents of the Black Rural South lack affordable, high-speed, quality broadband more than any other group.

FCC Re-Establishes the Technological Advisory Council and Solicits Nominations for Membership

Nominations for membership must be submitted to the FCC no later than August 20, 2021.

Lawmakers Introduce RECOMPETE Act to Spur Economic Growth

Lawmakers introduce the bipartisan RECOMPETE Act to spur economic growth, invest in infrastructure, and create jobs.

Cable Fears Ease as Senators Aim Broadband Subsidies to Unserved

Senate infrastructure bill negotiators agree to focus broadband subsidies on areas lacking basic internet, easing concerns of cable providers fearing taxpayer-funded competition.

FCC Announces County Conditional Forbearance from Lifeline

FCC announces counties where conditional forbearance from the Lifeline voice obligation applies.

Millions of Students With Home Internet Access Still Can’t Get Online

While the digital divide steadily shrinks, the "under-connected" in the United States struggle to gain sufficient internet access.

Judges reject Viasat’s plea to stop SpaceX Starlink satellite launches

Gayle Manchin Eyes Convening Appalachia's Governors on Broadband

Co-chair of the Appalachian Regional Commission