Next Century Cities Reviews Recent Ninth Circuit Decision City of Portland v. FCC
On August 12, 2020, the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit released its decision in the case City of Portland v. FCC. This decision
September 21, 2020
Next Century Cities Joins Public Interest Allies in Making Recommendations to Improve NTIA’s Internet Use Survey
The National Telecommunications Information Administration (“NTIA”) in conjunction with the Census Bureau periodically administers, as a supplement to the Current Population Survey, the Internet Use
September 21, 2020
There Is Something Special Happening in Fort Collins that Should Happen in Every Municipality Working Towards Universal Broadband Access
The digital divide has a local impact and often requires local problem-solving. As a result, time and resources are often assigned to immediate challenges. Particularly
September 18, 2020
Next Century Cities Joins 18 Public Interest Groups in Asking the FCC to Maintain Lifeline Minimum Standards
The Lifeline program is an integral part of bringing and keeping low income American’s across the nation online. It is essential that it remains accessible
September 15, 2020
NCC Encourages NY Librarians, Educators, and Lawmakers to Incorporate Digital Equity into Broadband Access and Adoption Strategies
Photo Credit: New York State Library The New York State Library and State Education Department announced a series of webinars designed to establish a shared
September 11, 2020
NCC Provides Recommendations for State and Federal Government Entities to Support Local Initiatives
Since COVID-19 introduced itself, the Fiber Broadband Association has hosted a weekly webinar to discuss a variety of issues related to broadband deployment. Next Century
September 2, 2020
Next Century Cities Discusses How Digital Equity Programs Could Benefit Hawaii Residents
Since 2008, Bytemarks Cafe has used Hawaii public radio to educate residents on science, technology, and innovation. The host, Burt Lum, is also the State
August 31, 2020
Arlington Residents Are Pressuring Local Officials to Explore Public Broadband Options
Citizen advocates in Arlington, Virginia, are calling on the County Board to establish a broadband authority. A broadband authority would be able to provide faster,
August 21, 2020
NCC Makes Recommendations for State Lawmakers to Address the Homework Gap
On August 20, 2020, Next Century Cities addressed state lawmakers from across the country on a ‘Future Now’ panel to describe how states and municipalities
August 21, 2020
OCC Presents on Financing Broadband Networks in Rural Areas and on Tribal Lands
As many continue to struggle with telework and distance learning mandates, developing robust wireline and wireless networks has taken center stage in communities across the
August 20, 2020
Next Century Cities Reviews Recent Ninth Circuit Decision City of Portland v. FCC
On August 12, 2020, the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit released its decision in the case City of Portland v. FCC. This decision
September 21, 2020
2:46 pm
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Next Century Cities Joins Public Interest Allies in Making Recommendations to Improve NTIA’s Internet Use Survey
The National Telecommunications Information Administration (“NTIA”) in conjunction with the Census Bureau periodically administers, as a supplement to the Current Population Survey, the Internet Use
September 21, 2020
12:42 pm
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There Is Something Special Happening in Fort Collins that Should Happen in Every Municipality Working Towards Universal Broadband Access
The digital divide has a local impact and often requires local problem-solving. As a result, time and resources are often assigned to immediate challenges. Particularly
September 18, 2020
3:14 pm
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Next Century Cities Joins 18 Public Interest Groups in Asking the FCC to Maintain Lifeline Minimum Standards
The Lifeline program is an integral part of bringing and keeping low income American’s across the nation online. It is essential that it remains accessible
September 15, 2020
10:24 am
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NCC Encourages NY Librarians, Educators, and Lawmakers to Incorporate Digital Equity into Broadband Access and Adoption Strategies
Photo Credit: New York State Library The New York State Library and State Education Department announced a series of webinars designed to establish a shared
September 11, 2020
11:14 am
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NCC Provides Recommendations for State and Federal Government Entities to Support Local Initiatives
Since COVID-19 introduced itself, the Fiber Broadband Association has hosted a weekly webinar to discuss a variety of issues related to broadband deployment. Next Century
September 2, 2020
12:24 pm
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Next Century Cities Discusses How Digital Equity Programs Could Benefit Hawaii Residents
Since 2008, Bytemarks Cafe has used Hawaii public radio to educate residents on science, technology, and innovation. The host, Burt Lum, is also the State
August 31, 2020
2:55 pm
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Arlington Residents Are Pressuring Local Officials to Explore Public Broadband Options
Citizen advocates in Arlington, Virginia, are calling on the County Board to establish a broadband authority. A broadband authority would be able to provide faster,
August 21, 2020
2:20 pm
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NCC Makes Recommendations for State Lawmakers to Address the Homework Gap
On August 20, 2020, Next Century Cities addressed state lawmakers from across the country on a ‘Future Now’ panel to describe how states and municipalities
August 21, 2020
1:35 pm
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OCC Presents on Financing Broadband Networks in Rural Areas and on Tribal Lands
As many continue to struggle with telework and distance learning mandates, developing robust wireline and wireless networks has taken center stage in communities across the
August 20, 2020
10:37 am
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