Tag: broadband
U.S. House of Representatives should pass the Moving Forward Act
It is incumbent on the U.S. House of Representatives to pass the Moving Forward Act to provide essential broadband internet service to marginalized communities.
Access Now and partners defend Maine broadband privacy law
Access Now and partners file amicus brief in internet service providers’ challenge to Maine broadband privacy statute.
California bill would help close digital divide and make the state a leader on connectivity
Access Now applauds California State Senator Lena Gonzalez’s SB 1130, legislation that would update the state’s broadband buildout program.
Access Now and Consumer Reports call for FCC to expand broadband access in response to COVID-19 crisis
Access Now and Consumer Reports file petitions at the FCC signed by more than 50,000 concerned citizens to expand broadband internet access during the pandemic.
The HEROES Act will help bring millions of disconnected people back online in the U.S.
Access Now applauds the U.S. House of Representatives’s introduction of the HEROES Act, COVID-19 relief that would help bring millions of disconnected people back online.
Access Now and partners call on U.S. Congress to ensure internet and phone access for all during COVID-19
Access Now and partner organizations jointly delivered to the U.S. Congress more than 100,000 petition signatures calling for internet and phone services for all during the COVID-19 pandemic.
110,000 sign petitions saying Congress must include broadband funding in coronavirus relief
The U.S. FCC surprisingly claims broadband deployment is great amid COVID-19 pandemic
Access Now calls out the U.S. FCC for refusing to acknowledge insufficient broadband deployment.
Demand U.S. FCC & Congress expand broadband and Lifeline access during COVID-19 crisis
Join us in demanding that FCC Chairman Ajit Pai and Congressional leadership expand internet and phone access for those who need it most.
U.S. Senate ignores the disconnected in COVID-19 response bill
Access Now calls out the U.S. Senate for ignoring the disconnected in its COVID-19 response bill, which includes almost no funding to improve broadband internet access or affordability.