The sunsetting of the Affordable Connectivity Program means that households have fewer options for affordable internet.
It's been almost a year since the ACP expired, and experts say it probably won't make a comeback anytime soon.
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Subsidized internet service is likely going away — but Comcast, AT&T have safety netsFor example, someone subscribing to 300 Mbps AT&T Fiber would normally pay $55-$60 a month in some Houston-area locations. But the ACP subsidy can cut that to $25 a month. The program also ...
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AT&T settles claims it misappropriated subsidies, with partial admission of guiltAT&T settled with the FCC over claims it submitted false information to obtain funding from US broadband subsidy programs for ...
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