The Affordable Connectivity Program will provide plans of at least 100 Megabits per second of speed for no more than $30. An estimated 48 million Americans will qualify.
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Walker visits Unalaska as cable vessel stops in port
The cable vessel Ile de Sein is on its way to the North Slope, where soon it’ll lay hundreds of miles of fiber optic cable for the Quintillion high-speed internet project.
AT&T says network upgrades stalled as Skagway phone issues continue
AT&T’s announced plans to upgrade the network by summer of 2016 have stalled. And people in Skagway have noticed, as they slog through another summer of cell phone problems.
FTC Says AT&T Misled Customers About ‘Unlimited’ Data Plans
The FTC says that by “throttling,” or slowing down, the data of high-volume users, AT&T in fact was not giving users unlimited data.
Update: Communications restored following earthquake caused disruption
An earthquake shook Southeast Alaska just before 3 a.m. Friday.
Cell phone tower ordinance to be reworked, again
SueAnn Randall’s wore this hat to Monday’s Assembly meeting. It’s a dig at the cell phone tower on Spuhn Island, which her home on North Douglas Highway faces.
City wants citizen input on cell tower master plan
The second neighborhood meeting is March 27 at UAS.