The Future of Affordable Broadband in Post-ACP America

In the wake of the Affordable Connectivity Program’s (ACP) expiration in June 2024, millions of Americans face an uncertain digital future. The program provided up to $30 per month towards internet service for eligible low-income households and was a lifeline for many. As we look ahead to 2025 and beyond, the question looms: How will the United States ensure broadband remains affordable for all?

No Fiber for Falmouth for Now

Blue fiber optics

“Verizon indicated it will build ubiquitously regardless of the presence of any other additional fiber providers. Put simply, this development would severely degrade the business viability of any other FTTP proposal in Falmouth, regardless of partnership model.” –Columbia Telecommunications Corporation  

Texas Pushes to Eliminate BEAD Low-Cost Broadband Requirement

Headline: Texas broadband official urged senators to remove affordability mandates, and labor requirements.Article: Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar called on federal officials Thursday to strip key requirements within the $42.5 billion Broadband Equity, […]

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