By October 10th, broadband providers with 100,000 subscribers or fewer must create and display “nutrition labels” for their broadband service offerings. By the same date, broadband providers of all sizes must make their labels “machine-readable” and available in online customer portals. For more information, please consult ACA Connects’ Webinar. Feel free to contact Brian Hurley with questions at [email protected].

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August 12, 2024

Supreme Court Petition for Writ of Certioriari (w/ New York State Telecommunications Association, Inc., CTIA, NTCA, USTelecom, and Satellite Broadcasting and Communications Association) re New York Affordable Broadband Act

NYSTA et al Cert Petition – 8.12.24Download
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New York Affordable Broadband Act
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