American Enterprise Institute | Examining Federal Broadband Policies: Challenges, Opportunities, and Future Reforms @AEI | Uploaded 2 weeks ago | Updated 20 hours ago
The Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment Program was born out of the 2021 infrastructure bill and aims to expand high-speed internet access for all Americans. However, most communities will not see concrete benefits until 2025 at the earliest, and 16 states are waiting for their plans to be approved, two years into the process.
AEI’s Mark Jamison will have a conversation with Federal Communications Commissioner Brendan Carr about the state of federal broadband policies. A panel of experts will then share insights on how the US Department of Commerce could have mitigated these challenges and the potential reforms, such as more efficient permitting processes, needed to efficiently deploy broadband under a future administration.
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The Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment Program was born out of the 2021 infrastructure bill and aims to expand high-speed internet access for all Americans. However, most communities will not see concrete benefits until 2025 at the earliest, and 16 states are waiting for their plans to be approved, two years into the process.
AEI’s Mark Jamison will have a conversation with Federal Communications Commissioner Brendan Carr about the state of federal broadband policies. A panel of experts will then share insights on how the US Department of Commerce could have mitigated these challenges and the potential reforms, such as more efficient permitting processes, needed to efficiently deploy broadband under a future administration.
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