Without adequate spectrum for unlicensed use, America faces the possibility of Wi-Fi congestion, which would undermine the connectivity that keeps people productive, entertained, and informed. Not only that, but America will lose out on significant economic growth, given how many critical sectors rely on Wi-Fi. One of those sectors is gaming — an industry now larger than movies and music combined. Wi-Fi connects millions of players worldwide, enabling real-time interaction, high-speed streaming, and new technologies that continue redefining entertainment.

Earlier this month, more than 100,000 thought leaders, technologists, and policymakers from around the world converged in Barcelona for the annual Mobile World Congress (MWC), an event that sets the tone for the coming year’s developments in mobile connectivity. NCTA leaders attended the event to learn and to participate in critical technical and policy discussions.

The video "COVID-19: See How We're Responding" on YouTube showcases how cable and broadband providers, part of the Idaho Cable Broadband Association (ICBA), have taken measures to support their communities during the COVID-19 pandemic. This includes enhancing network...

Originally posted on IdahoEdNews.org on May 1, 2019 Caitlin Lanterman and Madison Collins participate in an award ceremony at Mountain View High School on Wednesday. The high school seniors produced a video for C-SPAN that was recognized in a national competition....