Wisconsin secured $1B in federal funds to expand broadband access to 175K homes, businesses and schools. Fiber makes up 76% of projects, lessening the digital divide and driving equity statewide by 2030. Read more about it here: https://t.co/cRE0vYBKwd
Attacks on broadband are not uncommon, and they’re getting more disruptive as technology evolves. Emergency services, law enforcement, and more can be affected. At TechExpo25, leaders demanded stronger laws to protect the networks that we rely on. https://t.co/HjcwUZwXwU
Cable providers nationwide are improving energy efficiency in TV and internet equipment. Wisconsin members are part of this effort, helping families cut costs, reduce emissions and keep broadband speeds climbing. Read about it here: https://t.co/yHFF65z5PZ
Wisconsin’s BEAD plan, along with 8 other states, has been approved and will unlock over $1B to expand high-speed internet. NTIA guidance on non-deployment funds is expected by 2026, keeping our state on track for universal connectivity! Learn more here: https://t.co/aDrvgoOqmz
This Thanksgiving, the Wisconsin Cable Communications Association is grateful for our members, partners, and communities across the state. Thank you for working together to keep Wisconsin connected. Wishing you a safe and happy holiday!
NTIA is rejecting BEAD proposals that rely on “hypothetical” funding. Wisconsin’s $1B+ broadband plan is built on real resources, keeping in line with federal requirements and positioning Wisconsin to move forward with its broadband expansion. More here: https://t.co/vGHg3c0zOJ
Collaboration among cable providers, utilities, and emergency services is key to restoring broadband quickly after disasters; critical for Wisconsin communities facing the upcoming severe weather! Learn more about it here: https://t.co/OvHQP7xWFR
The ReConnect Program could see funding through 2030 under a new Senate proposal, supporting rural broadband expansion and stronger connectivity for Wisconsin residents and beyond. Learn more here: https://t.co/MJBsPUQ2ba
The FCC is moving to scale back broadband “nutrition label” rules meant to make internet pricing clearer. The decision could impact how Wisconsin consumers compare plans and understand service costs. Learn more: https://t.co/YozCBL5dJk
Protecting Wisconsin’s broadband infrastructure matters more than ever. With theft and vandalism cases rising nationwide, providers are working to keep networks reliable and communities connected. Learn more: https://t.co/vy0MUKKAUO
The cable industry’s impact goes beyond broadband, generating $568B for the U.S. economy and supporting 2.9 million jobs. A reminder of how vital these networks are to economic growth in states like Wisconsin! Learn more about it here: https://t.co/j9LdgzmjbJ
The FCC will vote on Oct. 28 on a proposal to scale back parts of its broadband “label” rules, removing some disclosure requirements but keeping key info like price and speed. The move aims to balance transparency and compliance. Learn more: https://t.co/Wa4koesBZH
A new docufilm from @NCTAitv takes you inside disaster recovery as broadband crews work to reconnect communities. See the coordination & skill required: https://t.co/P0blPZaPR8
Spectrum & Broadcom’s new WiFi demo reached nearly 10 Gbps using the 6 GHz band, a major win for wireless speed and reliability. As Wisconsin expands broadband statewide, steps like this show what innovative connectivity can deliver to homes & businesses. https://t.co/1hZlsJOXKj
Elon Musk’s Starlink is challenging Wisconsin’s rural broadband plan, pushing for more satellite funding over fiber. The debate brings up a key question for our state: rapid deployment or long-term reliability? Read more here: https://t.co/jusuEpe4g2
Wisconsin’s broadband networks keep our communities connected, but new data shows national attacks on communications systems are surging. Protecting these lifelines is more urgent than ever. Learn more about it here: https://t.co/6SwzuHlDtn
The cable broadband industry contributes $1.6 trillion to the U.S. economy and supports over 3 million jobs. In Wisconsin, this infrastructure is essential to education, small business, and rural development. https://t.co/sscxctfrgP
A federal government shutdown won’t stall Wisconsin’s broadband push: BEAD & WTO programs stay funded, keeping NTIA reviews and deployment momentum alive. Crucial for connecting 174K+ homes. https://t.co/uhr2gMlbT3
New research shows fiber deployment to unserved areas could unlock $3.24T in economic growth. For Wisconsin, that’s a powerful case for expanding rural broadband through BEAD and beyond. Read more about it here: https://t.co/zHxwd3YoAf