Affordable Connectivity Program
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Search complete. 4 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Affordable Connectivity Program".
Oct 30, 2026
Burn Down Master’s House: Clay Cane on Resistance, Race & Liberation
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68:48Clay CaneGUEST
And then when good stuff is actually done, nobody acknowledges it.
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68:52Clay CaneGUEST
One of my favorite things Biden did with Kamala Harris was the Affordable Connectivity Program.
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68:57Clay CaneGUEST
it gave damn near free Wi-Fi to people living below the quote unquote poverty line.
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69:04Clay CaneGUEST
But it especially benefited rural areas of the South.
October 26, 2026: BEAD 2.0, Starlink’s new partner, AST SpaceMobile news, and RiverStreet’s sale
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2:15Ian DescherHOST
Another policy story looked at broadband affordability and the potential consequences of state rules for smaller providers.
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2:22Ian DescherHOST
An analysis from the Pew Charitable Trusts examined how states are responding after the end of the federal affordable connectivity program.
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2:30Ian DescherHOST
Some states are requiring discounted plans.
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2:33Ian DescherHOST
New York, for example, requires qualifying low-income households to be offered internet service at either $15 or $20 per month, depending on the speed they offer.
October 26, 2026: BEAD 2.0, Starlink’s new partner, AST SpaceMobile news, and RiverStreet’s sale
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2:15Ian DescherHOST
Another policy story looked at broadband affordability and the potential consequences of state rules for smaller providers.
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2:22Ian DescherHOST
An analysis from the Pew Charitable Trusts examined how states are responding after the end of the federal affordable connectivity program.
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2:30Ian DescherHOST
Some states are requiring discounted plans.
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2:33Ian DescherHOST
New York, for example, requires qualifying low-income households to be offered internet service at either $15 or $20 per month, depending on the speed they offer.
The Internet Revolution - Week 10 FA 26
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33:16Jeremy ShermakHOST
And there were some who didn't have access.
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33:20Jeremy ShermakHOST
Congress responded to that with the Affordable Connectivity Program, which helped out 23 million low-income households pay for broadband.
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33:32Jeremy ShermakHOST
In June of 2024, Congress let it expire.
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33:38Jeremy ShermakHOST
There was no replacement for that, and there still isn't to this day.