EDUCAUSE Submits National Broadband Plan Comments to FCC

Created by Colleen Luckett (EDUCAUSE) on June 9, 2009

Yesterday, EDUCAUSE joined Internet2 and ACUTA in submitting comments on the development of a national broadband plan. In April, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced that it was beginning the process of developing a plan that would “ensure that every American has access to broadband capability.” In taking the first steps toward that goal, the commission sought feedback from a variety of stakeholders, including consumers, industry, government, and non-profits. For a look at the complete comments, please click here [289 KB]. Browse related resources on National Broadband Policy in the EDUCAUSE Resource Center.

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		EDUCAUSE Submits National Broadband Plan Comments to FCC Created by Colleen Luckett (EDUCAUSE) on June 9, 2009 Yesterday, EDUCAUSE joined Internet2 and ACUTA in submitting comments on the development of a national broadband plan. In April, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced that it was beginning the process of developing a plan that would “ensure that every American has access to broadband capability.” In taking the first steps toward that goal, the commission sought feedback from a variety of stakeholders, including consumers, industry, government, and non-profits. For a look at the complete comments, please click here [289 KB]. Browse related resources on National Broadband Policy in the EDUCAUSE Resource Center. EDUCAUSE News \| Broadband Access and Pricing \| Broadband Technology \| National Broadband Policy Colleen's blog Login or register to post comments 248 reads
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