Jonathan Spalter
@jspalter
Dad, husband, tech policy geek, business builder, CEO @ USTelecom.
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10-10-2009 03:13:17
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Our 6th annual USTelecom Leadership Summit kicked off in a big way with an engaging panel featuring leaders from Brightspeed, Kinetic, Ziply Fiber, and Calix. These leaders covered topics critical to the future of connectivity, including the retirement of copper,
Brendan Carr’s “Build America” speech is happening now, and lots to like here: “Americas telecom crews are simply the best of the best…and I want to run a policy agenda back in DC that makes these guys’ and girls’ jobs a little bit easier” “It’s time to unleash new growth
📣🗓️ ONLINE EVENT | TUESDAY, JULY 29 | 1 PM (ET) Decoding the New U.S. #Cybersecurity Framework: Everything You Should Know Join USTelecom, Inside Cybersecurity and Inside AI Policy for a roundtable on how government and industry are collaborating to protect critical infrastructure and
Great to speak with Congresswoman Erin Houchin, who brings deep #broadband leadership from Indiana’s statehouse—where she secured $350M in investment. Now in Congress, she’s a champion for fiber, rural growth, small business, and keeping Hoosiers connected. #IN09
🚨🌟 Member Monday Spotlight We’re kicking off a special member-driven campaign to highlight the critical role our #broadband members play in their communities. First up: Missoula, Montana’s Blackfoot Communications, which was named after the Blackfoot River. Beginning as a cooperative,
Not all broadband is created equal. In a new Agri-Pulse Communications op-ed, our CEO Jonathan Spalter illustrates why fiber broadband is the best deal for rural America, and the benefit of the bargain that taxpayers deserve. agri-pulse.com/articles/23375…
Today, members of Energy and Commerce Committee marked up the American Broadband Deployment Act for construction projects – including broadband builds – on federal lands. This moves us closer to eliminating permitting nightmares that delay broadband progress.