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Trump Says California Can’t Stand Up To Big Telecom If It Wants Taxpayer Grants
Techdirt
Stanford Law professor Barbara van Schewick explains the specifics: “In July, the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), the federal agency that distributes BEAD money, approved California’s BEAD deployment plan. On August 31, it issued the award: $1.42 billion to connect about 270,000 homes and businesses. Buried in the award’s terms…
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