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Killing Hot Spots for Students

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Senate Majority Leader John Thune says he hopes to bring a resolution to the Senate to repeal the funding of Internet hot spots from the E-Rate Program, which is part of the FCC’s Universal Service Fund. The original support for funding hot spots came from a July 2024 vote of the FCC under Jessica Rosenworcel to allow the E-Rate program to pay for hot spots. For those not familiar with E-Rate, the program is used to subsidize broadband connectio…

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Killing Hot Spots for Students

Senate Majority Leader John Thune says he hopes to bring a resolution to the Senate to repeal the funding of Internet hot spots from the E-Rate Program, which is part of the FCC’s Universal Service Fund. The original support for funding hot spots came from a July 2024 vote of the FCC under Jessica Rosenworcel to allow the E-Rate program to pay for hot spots. For those not familiar with E-Rate, the program is used to subsidize broadband connectio…

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