In November, the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) unveiled its new Broadband Availability Map. Along with a new map style, the FCC also introduced a challenge process that allows everyone – from governments to citizens – the ability to highlight false claims of availability and ensure that every home and business location is accounted for in the map.

With good reason, many are confused about the information shown in the map, the challenge process, and why we should care about helping the FCC make corrections.

Posted by Christine Parker

$309 million in broadband grants headed for Montana Governor Gianforte’s approval

The program includes $109 million for Charter Communications projects, drawing ire from competing Montana-based providers.