The report looked at how wearable, broadband-connected technology can protect those at risk of domestic violence and sexual assault.

Foundation for Rural Service rants range up to $5,000 and fund needs such as safety equipment, educational resources, and community improvements.

NTCA and 21 state broadband associations emphasize that the ongoing mission of universal service does not end with the initial deployment of a network.

In the last year especially, Bloomfield and NTCA were vocal advocates for both upholding and reforming the Universal Service Fund.

This NTCA white paper cautions rural broadband providers to be aware of AI training and implementation costs.

Bloomfield recommends that NTCA member organizations take a major role in defining eligibility for BEAD service.
