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Comments on a National Broadband Research Agenda

Date of Publication

October 11, 2016

Docket Number

160831803-6803-01

Comments received in response to the request for comments on a National Broadband Research Agenda:

American Planning Association

Artschwager, Eva

Benton Foundation

Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society, Harvard University

City of Chicago

City of Seattle

Competitive Carriers Association

Connected Nation, Inc.

Connecting For Good

Consortium for School Networking

Consortium for School Networking, State Educational Technology Directors Association

Digital Promise, Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy

Extension Service Partnership

Fiber to the Home Council

Georgia Institute of Technology

Gepper, Jeffrey; Lucchesi, Juliana

Greenlining Institute

Information Technology and Innovation Foundation

Kennedy, Deborah

The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights

Lone Eagle Consulting

Mandelbaum, Richard

McDonough, Carol

Measurement Lab (M-Lab)

National Digital Inclusion Alliance

North Carolina Broadband Infrastructure Office

NTCA–The Rural Broadband Association

Office of Adult Education, City of Philadelphia

Partnership for Progress on the Digital Divide

Sandia National Laboratories

Schools, Health & Libraries Broadband Coalition; Consortium for School Networking; Education Networks of America; OneNet

TW

United States Telecom Association

Utah Governor's Office of Economic Development

Wallsten, Scott

Wireless Infrastructure Association

Topics

Broadband Interagency Working Group Archive

Program

High-Speed Internet