Jake Neenan is a journalist and writer for Breakfast Media LLC. His work has been featured in publications such as The Ithaca Voice, Press Republican, and The Post-Star. Jake specializes in covering topics related to technology, telecommunications, and government policies, with a focus on broadband access, wireless networks, and regulatory developments in the industry.
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Jake Neenan's coverage predominantly involves legal and compliance topics, with a focus on government announcements and expert commentary. He may be interested in receiving pitches related to the latest developments in legal policy, regulations, and government actions within the technology industry.
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BEAD program director says he is 'not planning to leave' the NTIA under the next administration.
The state will serve all its eligible locations, with 95 percent set to receive fiber.
By: Jake Neenan
Projects are set to serve more than 60,000 homes and businesses.
Groups say Carr lacks authority to change Section 230, hasn't pushed back against Trump's threats on broadcast licenses.
NTIA has approved every state and territory plan for implementing the $42.5 billion program.
The proceeding is unlikely to move forward under a Republican FCC.
Telecom attorneys said they weren't optimistic about a deal coming together.
By: Jake Neenan
The item would swap out Weiss ratings and let RDOF winner reduce their letters of credit sooner.
The agency is responsible for licensing underwater cable facilities connecting to the U.S.
The senator also asked NTIA to pause a digital equity grant program.
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