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The Economic Impact of the NTIA BEAD Program Across the Country

The BEAD program provided $42.45 billion in federal funding to all 56 states and territories (Eligible Entities) for broadband infrastructure deployment and adoption. NTIA allocated these funds among the Eligible Entities based on a formula in the BILL and has now obligated all available BEAD funding to them.

Can Low-Cost Broadband Survive Without Federal Support?

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The conclusion of the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) in June 2024 has raised significant concerns about the sustainability of low-cost broadband services in the United States. The ACP, established in December 2021, provided eligible low-income households with monthly discounts of up to $30 for internet services and up to $75 for those on qualifying Tribal lands.

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