NTCA says the Universal Service Fund, or USF, is still needed, even though the government has made money available for broadband because
The E-ACAM program raises the broadband speed that rural providers must deploy from 25/3 Mbps to 100/20 Mbps. All rural
The FCC cautions carriers that confirmation of receipt of an election letter is not authorization to receive Enhanced ACAM and that
TDS has been a big advocate for E-ACAM, which raises the speed for rural broadband buildouts to 100/20 Mbps. TDS said that
The LICT Michigan operations were spun off into MachTen. Every LICT shareholder will get 150 shares of MachTen. On the RDOF side,
USF subsidies go toward a variety of broadband programs but funding still comes mostly from voice revenues, notes an AT&T blog post. This is