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The Divide: Blair Levin on 30 years of the Telecom Act and what must come next
Former FCC official Blair Levin joins the podcast to discuss BEAD program updates and how the federal government can best prepare for the fu...
The Divide: Carol Mattey on BEAD hope and hysteria, and stalled USF reform
This week: Former FCC official Carol Mattey joins the podcast to discuss the outcome of states' revised BEAD plans and what's next, as well...
Cable shows signs of improvement, but is it out of the woods?
New Street Research's Vikash Harlalka joins the podcast to discuss cable's latest round of financial results, including the improvements and...
The Divide: IEEE's David Witkowski on broadband progress and the AI impact
This week: IEEE Senior Member David Witkowski joins the podcast to catch up on topics impacting the connectivity landscape – from the BEAD p...
From Risk to Opportunity: How Network Operators Can Leverage Resilient Positioning, Navigation & Timing
With GPS supporting so much of the U.S’s critical infrastructure, it is a known single point of risk. NextNav’s Mariam Sorond joins Light Re...
Is cable approaching a tipping point on PON?
Cable ops are going with FTTP in most greenfield buildouts, but a new report from cable industry vet Jay Rolls suggests that some operators...
The Divide: Shirley Bloomfield on rural broadband progress, BEAD's 'bargain' and USF
As she prepares to retire as CEO of NTCA–The Rural Broadband Association, Shirley Bloomfield joins us to discuss progress on connecting the...
AT&T's copper shutdown project takes 'wireless-first' approach
Amid more FCC approvals for its copper shutdown plan, AT&T is initially targeting customer service migrations with wireless connections ahea...
FWA packs on more marketing muscle
Wave7 Research's Jeff Moore joins the podcast to discuss how mobile network operators and MNO-owned brands such as TracFone, Straight Talk a...
The Divide: What's up with BEAD non-deployment funds?
This week: Missouri State Rep. Louis Riggs and Benton's Drew Garner join the podcast to discuss the state of the BEAD program and their push...
Ookla's Mike Dano on spectrum sagas and WBD dramas
Mike Dano, Light Reading's former mobile guy who's now at Ookla, joins the podcast to catch up on all of the intrigue involving mobile and s...
Managed Wi-Fi: cutting costs and boosting revenue
Nokia's Dirk Verhaegen discusses how operators can transform Wi-Fi from a cost center to a revenue driver with cloud-managed networks and AI...
What's the state of play for CBRS?
David Wright of Spectrum for the Future and Jason Wallin with the OnGo Alliance discuss how CBRS might be impacted as the FCC and NTIA look...
AI and the future of high-end block storage
Hitachi Vantara's Octavian Tanase, Chief Product Officer joins Light Reading's Phil Harvey to discuss how AI is reshaping enterprise infrast...
The Divide: How Western Massachusetts towns banded together for better broadband
This week: Jess Auer (Institute for Local Self-Reliance) and David Kulp (Ashfield, Massachusetts) on ILSR's new report exploring how 19 West...
The Divide: How Digicel is recovering from Hurricane Melissa
This week: Digicel's Liam Donnelly joins the podcast to discuss how the operator is restoring network services in regions ravaged by Hurrica...
The rise of 25G and 50G PON
Nokia's Geert Heyninck discusses how 25G/50G PON are shaping the next wave of connectivity and how operators can harness them to drive new g...
The Divide: How NYC is breaking broadband barriers with 'Neighborhood Tech Help'
This week: Dave Seliger (NYC Department of Housing Preservation & Development) and Dr. Brandy McNeil (New York Public Library) discuss New Y...
Signal Strength: What's next for DOCSIS and Verizon's fiber strategy?
Dell'Oro Group's Jeff Heynen joins the first 'Signal Strength' podcast to discuss the big takeaways from TechExpo 2025, Verizon's new fiber...
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