Masha Abarinova is a Staff Writer for MAG Telecom, specializing in telecommunications industry news and updates. With a focus on company acquisitions, expansions, and infrastructure developments, Masha provides comprehensive coverage of the latest developments in the telecom sector.
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Masha's coverage is heavily focused on telecommunications and internet service providers, with a significant emphasis on industry announcements and government policies. Her articles primarily include press releases and government announcements related to the broadband industry.
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By: Diana Goovaerts, Masha Abarinova
Four state broadband officials provided updates on how close they are to handing out money for BEAD projectsNew York is still going through its challenge proc
The business case for building rural fiber, especially middle mile, isn't great 10-15% of the cost to deploy fiber-to-the-home needs to go towards the middle mile, according to Zayo
There's concern urban communities are being left behind in the broadband boom because access disparities aren't as apparent as in rural areas
Broadband subsidy programs haven't thought enough about how to "maximize total net benefits" for consumers, said TPI's Scott Wallsten
Older apartment buildings often struggle with internet bandwidth and maintaining device connections
Maine will buy bulk Starlink equipment to connect 9,000 unserved locations as part of a new subsidy programFBA chief Gary Bolton argued it's a waste of money
Verizon is plotting to reach 35-40 million fiber passings in the long-term with the help of Frontier’s existing baseBut the rate at which Verizon plans to bui
Consumers have told the FCC they’re not too happy about having data caps on their internet plansBut providers usually set their caps high enough that most cus
Logix says it can help WISPs that don’t have “natural real estate” land more affordable 5G and fiber accessRecon Analytics’ Roger Entner thinks the combinatio
Charter pushed back its DOCSIS 4.0 deployment schedule for the second time this yearBut that's not surprising, said Dell'Oro's Jeff Heynen, as Charter has a l
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