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Older TV viewers far more likely to watch local news: Report
Consumers age 65 and older are the largest supporters of local news and pay TV, according to the Fall 2026 ...
The New BEAD Round Is Open. For an Electric Co-op, the Fiber Decision Is Also a Grid Decision.
On September 3, NTIA issued its BEAD Supplemental Deployment Policy Notice, opening a second round of bidding aimed at locations ...
Flexible Interconnection Is Not Just a Big Utility Tool. Here Is How a Co-op or Muni Can Use It.
In early September, Pacific Gas and Electric reported results from a pilot that should interest every cooperative and municipal utility ...
New Transformer Factories Are Being Built. Your Substation Schedule Still Needs to Assume Two to Three Years.
Major equipment manufacturers are expanding U.S. operations for the equipment utilities struggle to get, including transformers, circuit breakers, and high ...
MISO Wants to Fast Track Generation That Serves Load at the Same Substation. Here Is What Your Co-op Should Do About It.
A developer walks into your office holding a 90 day study window, and the pressure to say yes starts immediately ...
Cable and satellite TV satisfaction rises as streaming stalls
Customer satisfaction with traditional cable and satellite television improved over the past year while satisfaction with live streaming services leveled ...
Wi-Fi 7 reaches 85 broadband providers worldwide, more than half on 6 GHz
Broadband providers have moved Wi-Fi 7 beyond a small group of early adopters, according to new research from Wi-Fi NOW, ...
North American operators double down on fiber as global broadband spending slips
North American broadband operators are pouring money into fiber network equipment, defying a broader slowdown in the global broadband access ...
GAO report flags gaps in targeting and sustainability of $50B broadband effort
Federal agencies distributing tens of billions of dollars to expand broadband should do more to target underserved areas accurately and ...
