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…

1. The Emergency Broadband Benefit Becomes the (Permanent) Affordable Connectivity Program
   The subsidy goes from $50 to $30 but again. Permanent
2. 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
3. Speed Report
   They mention “consider future speed needs” when coming up with thresholds
4. Addressing Digital Redlining
   Will be interested to view this from rural lens