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Oklahoma Broadband Office Announces Nation’s First Statewide Initiative to Expand Access to Essential Services Through Public Libraries
The Oklahoma Broadband Office announced a new $14.5 million initiative to expand access to healthcare, workforce services, and digital skills training through Oklahoma's public libraries
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Fiber Broadband Association Responds to NTIA Administrator Arielle Roth’s Remarks on the Future of Communications
The Fiber Broadband Association issued a statement in response to remarks by NTIA Administrator Arielle Roth on the future of America’s communications infrastructure
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How AI is Changing BEAD Compliance
BEAD compliance cannot simply be a final exam at the end of a four-year buildout
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Modeled After Iowa Law, Rep. Miller-Meeks Introduces Bill to Shield Kids from Predatory AI
Legislation would protect children and teenagers from the unique psychological risks posed by generative AI chatbots
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Obama-Biden alumni launch AI policy initiative
Alumni of the Obama and Biden administrations are launching a public policy initiative aimed at defining the center-left perspective on AI
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The Utility Reform Network Intervenes in AT&T’s Federal Lawsuit Against the CPUC to Defend Reliable Communications Services for California Ratepayers
"AT&T claims that this suit and the proceedings initiated at the Federal Communications Commission are about network modernization. The stark reality is that AT&T is not interested in performing network upgrades, but increasing its profit margins by refusing to provide service to hard-to-reach customers."
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The Quest for ‘Technological Sovereignty’ in Europe (and Why It’s So Hard)
France and Germany want to quit relying on America and China for key technology like artificial intelligence, but they’re having to choose where to do it.
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In Prime Time, President Trump Criticizes Networks for Not Carrying His Speech
The president also called for ABC and NBC to lose their broadcast licenses, after complaining that the networks were not airing his remarks.
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