The Joint Finance Committee today signed off unanimously on a “clean” version of legislation that would alter the criteria for broadband expansion grants and make $18.5 million more available to target rural areas.
The committee had already approved the bill once, but the Senate added a privacy amendment that would have banned providers from collecting information on their customers’ use without t...
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