Commissioner Gomez Statement on Lifeline Proceeding
Statement of Commissioner Anna Gomex on Lifeline proceeding
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Commissioner Trusty Fiber Broadband Association Summit Remarks
Ensuring network resiliency and security is a shared responsibility
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Midwest FiberPath plans 1,200-mile multi-conduit network to meet needs of AI traffic
Midwest FiberPath says it will build a 1,200-mile multi-conduit long-haul backbone intended to support the increased traffic created by AI in the Midwest
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EchoStar-SpaceX spectrum deal catches more heat
SpaceX and Liberty Latin America spar over spectrum concerns in Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands
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The political effects of X’s feed algorithm
Results suggest that initial exposure to X’s algorithm has persistent effects on users’ current political attitudes and account-following behavior
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Legally Creative, Democratically Dangerous: President Trump’s Plan to Twist the News
The Federal Trade Commission and the Federal Communications Commission were designed to be independent stewards of the public interest
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Comments to the NTIA on the Use of BEAD Funds Leftover after Broadband Deployment
For an administration opposed to wasteful spending, there should be no greater fear than building $20 billion networks that connect nothing and nobody
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Cellular Backup for Broadband
Amazon announced a new device that offers broadband backup for broadband outages
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AI is simultaneously aiding and replacing workers, wage data suggest
Artificial intelligence’s impact on the labor market will depend on whether the technology automates or augments worker tasks
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AI's biggest threats
If AI were a politician, it'd be headed for a landslide defeat
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The AI doom-and-gloom scenario captivating Wall Street
Nobody knows for sure what the AI revolution will mean for measures of overall economic well-being like GDP, unemployment, incomes, and asset prices
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Considering the Federal Trade Commission’s Double Standard on Media Bias
It’s an interesting time to be an organization that conducts media bias research in the United States
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Maryland Office of Statewide Broadband to Absorb Maryland Digital Equity Coalition
Maryland Office of Broadband absorbs Maryland Digital Equity Coalition
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Why Performance Testing is so Critical for BEAD-funded LEO Projects
What States and Localities Need to Know
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