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National Telecommunications and Information Administration

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24.10.2024Hey Brendan Carr, Next Time Link To Our Article That Proves You’re Full Of Shit, CowardRecently, Karl had a post taking FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr to task for a painfully misleading Wall Street Journal article that attacked Kamala Harris. The article claimed that her policies resulted in the lack of new broadband deploymen...
18.10.2024Trump’s Likely FCC Boss, Brendan Carr, Tries To Undermine Popular Infrastructure Bill Broadband ImprovementsStates are poised to receive $42.5 billion in broadband grants thanks to the 2021 infrastructure bill. While a lot of this money will be going to the usual entrenched monopoly incumbents, a lot of it is also going to a growing list of popul...
11.09.2024GOP Holds Show Hearing To Complain About Providing Affordable Broadband To Poor PeopleOver the next six months, states are poised to receive more than $42.5 billion in taxpayer subsidies to help fund broadband rollouts around the country. A lot of this money is getting dumped into the laps of big telecom monopolies with a lo...
08.08.2024Nokia first to self-certify fiber products for use in BEADPress Release Nokia first to self-certify fiber products for use in BEAD Nokia becomes the first technology vendor to self-certify its fiber products manufactured in the U.S. for BEAD, ensuring each is Buy America-compliant. Nokia provides ...
03.08.2024The Tug-of-War Over Broadband: Telecom Giants vs. Affordable AccessIn the sprawling landscape of American broadband, a battle brews. On one side, the telecom giants, fortified by decades of dominance. On the other, the government, armed with a $42 billion subsidy aimed at expanding access. The stakes? Affo...
02.08.2024Big Telecom Will Soon Get $42 BIllion In Taxpayer Subsidies, But Balk At Providing Affordable Broadband To Poor PeopleBroadband providers poised to receive $42 billion in taxpayer broadband subsidies from the infrastructure bill are ramping up complaints about a small requirement affixed to the massive handout: they have to try to make broadband affordable...
31.07.2024Biden Administration plans to monitor open weight AI modelsJoin our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More The Biden administration called for the monitoring of open-weight models as it looks to collect more information ...
26.07.2024Applications Encouraged for More Than $1 Billion for Digital Equity ProgramVermont Community Broadband Board (VCBB) is encouraging organizations in Vermont to apply for the Digital Equity Competitive Program to fund programs that ensure communities have the access to devices and the skills needed to fully particip...
19.07.2024GOP ‘Investigates’ NTIA For Wanting To Make Broadband Affordable To Poor PeopleWe’ve noted a few times that states will soon receive more than $42.5 billion in taxpayer funded broadband subsidies courtesy of the 2021 infrastructure bill. A lot of that money will go to big giant monopolies with terrible track records o...
08.07.2024Sonatype launches SBOM Manager to enhance software securitySonatype has announced the general availability of its Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) Manager product. An SBOM is a detailed inventory of the various components used in software development, including versions, origins, and licensing spe...
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