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In the aftermath of the ACP's lapse, consumers have had to rely on unreliable and inconvenient alternatives to access the internet. 1 year since the end of the broadband subsidy program, NaLA continues to advocate on behalf of expanding internet access.
🔗https://nalalifeline.org/blog/nalas-statement-on-the-anniversary-of-acps-end/
One year after the ACP's lapse, @CNET's Joe Supan takes an in-depth look at how the broadband subsidy program has forced former participants to make trade-offs to stay connected to the internet.
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A study from @TheBrattleGroup found the ACP generates substantial economic value in healthcare, education & labor markets—far exceeding program costs.
Read more insights from the report: https://nalalifeline.org/blog/brattle-acp-study/
Today, the Supreme Court heard from advocates regarding the USF.
Earlier this year, NaLA, alongside @AARP & the @AARPFoundation, filed an amicus brief in support of the USF. Read our statement from today: https://nalalifeline.org/blog/nalas-statement-on-the-supreme-courts-usf-oral-arguments-hearing/