Benton Institute for Broadband & Society outlines the ways the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act will make broadband more affordable. At a very high level, here’s the answer…
- The Emergency Broadband Benefit Becomes the (Permanent) Affordable Connectivity Program
The subsidy goes from $50 to $30 but again. Permanent - Consumer Broadband Labels
I would love to see this look like the grocery store model – give me cost per Mbps – like comparative price per ounce of breakfast cereal - Speed Report
They mention “consider future speed needs” when coming up with thresholds - Addressing Digital Redlining
Will be interested to view this from rural lens