Last month became an active one for us, but now Congress is dealing with other issues and everything else has slowed down a-bit. So, instead of discussing actions being taken in either our federal or state governments, we are turning our attention to New Jersey for a more in-depth discussion and perspective on what is going on with all legislation and broadband deployment in the Garden State, along with technology backed by acts to aid in emergency situations.
February has seen significant legislative activity concerning telecommunications. The introduction of H.R. 278, the Broadband Leadership Act, proposes accelerated siting processes with minimal local oversight. Experts highlight concerns over diminishing local authority in telecommunications. A panel on diversity in the sector emphasized that equity measures must align with existing laws and principles.
New Jersey municipalities can access federal broadband improvement funds by mapping underserved areas and applying for resources. At the 2024 League of Municipalities Conference, experts emphasized the importance of local input in the funding process. Communities must ensure accurate maps to secure funding by the 12/31/24 deadline, focusing on digital equity and accessibility.
New Jersey municipalities can access federal broadband improvement funds by mapping underserved areas and applying for resources. At the 2024 League of Municipalities Conference, experts emphasized the importance of local input in the funding process. Communities must ensure accurate maps to secure funding by the 12/31/24 deadline, focusing on digital equity and accessibility.
New Jersey municipalities can access federal broadband improvement funds by mapping underserved areas and applying for resources. At the 2024 League of Municipalities Conference, experts emphasized the importance of local input in the funding process. Communities must ensure accurate maps to secure funding by the 12/31/24 deadline, focusing on digital equity and accessibility.
New Jersey municipalities can access federal broadband improvement funds by mapping underserved areas and applying for resources. At the 2024 League of Municipalities Conference, experts emphasized the importance of local input in the funding process. Communities must ensure accurate maps to secure funding by the 12/31/24 deadline, focusing on digital equity and accessibility.
Because of its importance, I am going to bring up an article that we commented on last month. It is about the FCC’s Docket No. 05-231 *Closed Captioning of Video Programming Telecommunications for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Inc. Petition for Rulemaking*.
Because of its importance, I am going to bring up an article that we commented on last month. It is about the FCC’s Docket No. 05-231 *Closed Captioning of Video Programming Telecommunications for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Inc. Petition for Rulemaking*.
As the summer slowly winds down, movement in the Capitol is in full swing and the Legislative Committee is working hard to stay on top of the latest developments.
Happy Summer Everyone! Even with the heat blazing this time of year, action is still happening on the issues that could affect our local channels and their operations. We need to stay aware of this legislative news and how they impact our operations.
To start off with, let’s go back to May 2024 and revisit the annual conference hosted by the Jersey Access Group. During the legislative sessions, two interesting topics sparked the interest of the participants.
Posted: March 24, 2025 by Doug Seidel
Legislative Update March 2025: News from Trenton & Washington, DC – Changes in the FCC
Last month became an active one for us, but now Congress is dealing with other issues and everything else has slowed down a-bit. So, instead of discussing actions being taken in either our federal or state governments, we are turning our attention to New Jersey for a more in-depth discussion and perspective on what is going on with all legislation and broadband deployment in the Garden State, along with technology backed by acts to aid in emergency situations.
Posted: February 25, 2025 by Doug Seidel
Legislative Update February 2025: News from Trenton & Washington, DC – Changes in the FCC
February has seen significant legislative activity concerning telecommunications. The introduction of H.R. 278, the Broadband Leadership Act, proposes accelerated siting processes with minimal local oversight. Experts highlight concerns over diminishing local authority in telecommunications. A panel on diversity in the sector emphasized that equity measures must align with existing laws and principles.
Posted: January 29, 2025 by Doug Seidel
Legislative Update January 2025: News from Trenton & Washington, DC – Changes in the FCC
New Jersey municipalities can access federal broadband improvement funds by mapping underserved areas and applying for resources. At the 2024 League of Municipalities Conference, experts emphasized the importance of local input in the funding process. Communities must ensure accurate maps to secure funding by the 12/31/24 deadline, focusing on digital equity and accessibility.
Posted: December 21, 2024 by Doug Seidel
PEG, Franchising & Legislative Opportunities from NATOA’s Webinar
New Jersey municipalities can access federal broadband improvement funds by mapping underserved areas and applying for resources. At the 2024 League of Municipalities Conference, experts emphasized the importance of local input in the funding process. Communities must ensure accurate maps to secure funding by the 12/31/24 deadline, focusing on digital equity and accessibility.
Posted: December 21, 2024 by Doug Seidel
Legislative Update December 2024: News from Trenton & Washington, DC – Changes in the FCC
New Jersey municipalities can access federal broadband improvement funds by mapping underserved areas and applying for resources. At the 2024 League of Municipalities Conference, experts emphasized the importance of local input in the funding process. Communities must ensure accurate maps to secure funding by the 12/31/24 deadline, focusing on digital equity and accessibility.
Posted: December 6, 2024 by Doug Seidel
Legislative Update December 2024: News from Trenton & Washington, DC
New Jersey municipalities can access federal broadband improvement funds by mapping underserved areas and applying for resources. At the 2024 League of Municipalities Conference, experts emphasized the importance of local input in the funding process. Communities must ensure accurate maps to secure funding by the 12/31/24 deadline, focusing on digital equity and accessibility.
Posted: October 25, 2024 by Doug Seidel
Legislative Update October 2024: News from Trenton & Washington, DC
by Dave Garb, Legislative Committee Chair
Because of its importance, I am going to bring up an article that we commented on last month. It is about the FCC’s Docket No. 05-231 *Closed Captioning of Video Programming Telecommunications for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Inc. Petition for Rulemaking*.
Posted: September 23, 2024 by Doug Seidel
Legislative Update August 2024: News from Trenton & Washington, DC
by Dave Garb, Legislative Committee Chair
Because of its importance, I am going to bring up an article that we commented on last month. It is about the FCC’s Docket No. 05-231 *Closed Captioning of Video Programming Telecommunications for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Inc. Petition for Rulemaking*.
Posted: September 6, 2024 by Doug Seidel
Legislative Update August 2024: News from Trenton & Washington, DC
by Dave Garb, Legislative Committee Chair
As the summer slowly winds down, movement in the Capitol is in full swing and the Legislative Committee is working hard to stay on top of the latest developments.
Posted: July 30, 2024 by Doug Seidel
Legislative Update July 2024: News from Trenton & Washington, DC
by Dave Garb, Legislative Committee Chair
Happy Summer Everyone! Even with the heat blazing this time of year, action is still happening on the issues that could affect our local channels and their operations. We need to stay aware of this legislative news and how they impact our operations.
To start off with, let’s go back to May 2024 and revisit the annual conference hosted by the Jersey Access Group. During the legislative sessions, two interesting topics sparked the interest of the participants.