NTIA refuses to modify award conditions
2 Nov 3 9:40 PM · 4d ago · 2 articles · 2 posts · 3 sources · development 2 of 2
An NTIA spokesperson states that the terms and conditions of the award constitute the entire agreement with California, and that none of the CPUC's concerns are incorporated into the award, signaling the administration will not back down.
“As noted in the Department's response to CPUC, the terms and conditions of the award constitute the entire agreement between NTIA and CPUC. No part of the letter outlining CPUC's concerns is incorporated into or made part of the award.”
NTIACalifornia Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) State regulatorJohn Reynolds CPUC PresidentNational Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) Federal agency administering BEAD programTrump administration Executive branchPublic Knowledge Consumer advocacy group
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first by CalMatters, 4d ago · also Ars Technica
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"Anthony Martinez, a spokesperson for the governor, said that “Connecting these communities is the goal, and so is protecting them. California’s laws, including our net neutrality protections, still stand.” https:// calmatters.org/economy/technol ogy/2026/11/california-takes-broadband-money-despite-net-neutrality-ban/ ?
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