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Effective telehealth care depends on digital fluency, meaning they need to be able to engage in all aspects of digital technologies, from accessing the internet to navigating telehealth applications and performing basic troubleshooting.
T-Mobile informed the SEC that it is buying additional 600 MHz spectrum from Channel 51 License and LB License for a total cost of $3.5 billion.
Supporters of FCC nominee Gigi Sohn are dismissing a call by advocacy group ALLvanza for President Joe Biden to drop Sohn’s nomination in favor of a Hispanic candidate.
NTIA adds $1 billion from the Infrastructure investment and Jobs Act to the current Tribal Broadband Connectivity Program funding period, which closes September 1, 2022.
NTIA and the Bureau of Indian Affairs announce an agreement to coordinate responsibilities in ensuring compliance with environmental, historic preservation, and cultural resources requirements related to the Tribal Broadband Connectivity Program.
Executives from fixed wireless provider Starry said that the company is performing well despite the tough macro-economic environment.
Home Internet Lite will work anywhere T-Mobile has service –– but if you go over your data cap, prepare to be severely slowed down.
Dish and DirecTV are the latest opponents to issue dueling data about the impact of a proposed rule change for the 12 GHz spectrum band.
Verizon and T-Mobile's fixed wireless access expansions have been obscuring a significant amount of upheaval among some of the sector's smaller providers.
Worcester County, Maryland, will work with three internet service providers as it uses grant funds to expand rural broadband.
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