Our look at a little corner of Western Massachusetts provides further proof that Pai’s attempt to close the digital divide is one of the most wasteful projects in agency history.
FCC Chairman Pai’s bungled effort to close the rural-broadband digital divide looks more and more like one of the most wasteful projects in FCC history.
The FCC chairman has allowed money intended for underserved communities to subsidize the construction of gigabit networks in rich, densely populated neighborhoods.
Our movement has had significant successes in the face of daunting challenges this year – and without our supporters, none of this would have been possible.
During a new COVID surge and amid trauma from environmental disasters and police violence, the Trump FCC is giving away its power to get and keep people connected.
The Lifeline program — which the Trump FCC has attacked — helps low-income people afford phone and internet. And right now Lifeline couldn’t be more crucial.
Now that the federal-eviction moratorium has expired, millions are primed to lose their homes. On top of that, families are struggling to pay their broadband bills.
