National Lifeline Association Announces Nathan Stierwalt’s Reelection to the Board
KENNETT SQUARE, PA. (PRWEB) MAY 01, 2020 The National Lifeline Association (NaLA) is pleased to announce that the voting members…
Minimum Service Standard Proposal by FCC Threatens Low Income Access to Wireless Connectivity
FCC Releases Statement on Plans for December 2020 Minimum Service Standard Increase Last week, Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai…
NaLA Establishes National Agent Coalition to Support Lifeline and Affordable Connectivity Program Enrollment Representatives
Today, the National Lifeline Association (NaLA) announces the establishment of the National Agent Coalition (NAC), the national trade association for…
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Without the ACP, Americans have had to make tough budget decisions to stay connected to the internet and face challenges without it.
A new survey from @NaLALifeline gives clearer insights into consumers' phone and broadband service use post-ACP. More: https://nalalifeline.org/blog/nala-releases-findings-from-annual-consumer-survey/
NaLA congratulates Olivia Trusty on her nomination to the @FCC and looks forward to working with her to ensure low-income households have affordable access to essential communication services. Read the full statement: https://nalalifeline.org/blog/nala-congratulates-olivia-trusty-on-her-nomination-to-the-fcc/
A year ago today, Members of Congress introduced the bicameral, bipartisan Affordable Connectivity Program Extension Act. In 2024, Congress dropped the ball on affordable broadband. But in this new year, in this new Congress, we need to connect everyone.
The ACP was popular, well-targeted and evenly distributed. Its purpose was well-founded and its benefits were well-documented.
Congress dropped the ball last year, but this new Congress needs to fund the program. We agree, @Benton_Inst!