A Letter From California Emerging Technology Fund May 2020 In light of recent emergencies and crises-devastating wildfires, public safety power shut-offs, and a health pandemic that closed schools and workplaces sending everyone home-there is a deeper sense of urgency among policymakers and regulators to get [...]
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A Community Letter to Policymakers and Regulators T-Mobile has made nearly 50 verifiable, enforceable and specific commitments for California as part of the CPUC's review of the merger, including commitments relating to 5G deployment and network buildout, pricing, jobs, network resiliency and emergency preparedness, digital [...]
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Recommendations for Internet Service Providers to Consider in Responding to COVID-19 10 Steps to Improve Promotion and Administration of Interim Free and Affordable Offers “How to Get All Low-Income Households Online to Achieve Broadband For All” April 2020 The California Emerging Technology Fund (CETF) was [...]
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San José Digital Inclusion Partnership Director Announced San José, California - Today the City of San José and California Emerging Technology Fund (CETF) announced Charlene Tatis as the Director of the new San José Digital Inclusion Partnership to close the Digital Divide in the capital [...]
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California Emerging Technology Fund and T-Mobile Reach Agreement on Public Benefits for Sprint Acquisition Oakland and Los Angeles, CA - April 8, 2019 - The California Emerging Technology Fund (CETF) today announced agreement with T-Mobile USA, Inc. (T-Mobile) on public benefits in conjunction with its [...]
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