Tracfone is ordered to pay the FCC due to the internal processing for customer procedures resulting in Lifeline
Broadband subsidy success stories come from Detroit, Cleveland and Baltimore, where the percentage of households with
The Affordable Connectivity Program rules require providers to allow participants to use the $30 monthly benefit toward the
The proposed permanent Affordable Connectivity Program rules have no major changes from the interim program rules released on
The FCC Affordable Connectivity Program pays up to $30 a month for broadband for low-income households. The program budget is
The Affordable Connectivity Program will replace the Emergency Broadband Benefit Program on December 31, 2021, the FCC said in
FCC Emergency Broadband Benefit enrollment hit 6 million just four weeks after passing the 5 million mark. Eligible low-income households get
Lifeline Awareness Week highlights FCC low-income telecom programs including Lifeline, which pays up to $9.25 a month toward voice and/or broadband, and the Emergency Broadband
FCC Emergency Broadband Benefit program enrollment hit 5 million households just one month after hitting the 4 million mark. The program
The Affordable Connectivity Fund proposed in the Senate infrastructure bill would provide $30 a month to low-income households for broadband,
Emergency Broadband Benefit enrollment hit 1 million in the first week it was offered. The FCC program, which pays $50 a month toward
The FCC Emergency Connectivity Fund will provide money to schools and libraries for home broadband connectivity and equipment for students or
Signup for the FCC Emergency Broadband Benefit program began just three weeks ago. The program pays up to $50 a month toward broadband costs
The FCC Emergency Broadband Benefit Program pays $50 a month toward the cost of broadband service ($75 in tribal areas) and offers discounts
The FCC Emergency Broadband Benefit program pays $50 toward low-income consumers’ broadband connection and offers a $100 discount on