Blogs Home Newsroom Blogs News Type - Any -BlogFederal FilingFRSNTCA BenefitsNTCA MembersNTCA NewsPress ReleaseVideo News Tags - Any -AIBenefits WebinarsBlogCEO BlogExpress ScriptsFidelityFRSGHP Wellness ConnectionsGroup Health ProgramMember Relations ManagersMember ServicesNational Rural Health DayNTCA Group Health ProgramNTCA Retirement & Security ProgramNTCA Savings PlanPension PointSmall Business ChallengesSmart Rural CommunityTechnologyTeladocTelehealthTelemedicineUniversal ServiceUSF Legal ProceedingsWellnessWomen in Telecom Title Apply Accountability Starts With Showing Your Work One of the things I used to get dinged on in school from time to time was failing to “show my work” in math class. I’d sometimes shortcut to an answe Member Moments: PRTC Celebrates Keith Gabbard’s 50 Years of Service Peoples Rural Telephone Cooperative (PRTC; McKee, Ky.) recently celebrated Keith Gabbard’s 50 years of service, recognizing a career that has helped On the Road Again for Many Good Reasons After a busy few weeks hunkered down in Washington, D.C., that included having nearly 500 rural broadband advocates in town for our Legislative and P Celebrating 30 Years of Connection, Collaboration and Creativity at the Marketing and Sales Conference More than 430 marketing, sales and customer engagement professionals gathered in Boston this week for the NTCA Marketing and Sales Conference, the la Rural Providers Carry a Clear Message to Washington Nearly 500 rural providers gathered in Washington, D.C., this week for the NTCA 2026 Legislative and Policy Conference to engage on key policy issues Reports of AI-Induced Job Death Greatly Exaggerated The growing influence of AI in services was evident in 2026 Super Bowl ads, with nearly 25% either AI-focused or featuring AI-generated content. By c Attracting and Retaining a Skilled Workforce in Rural Areas I was so excited to travel to Asheville, N.C., earlier this week to visit the NTCA Benefits Operations. In addition to Asheville being an absolutely Partly Cloudy With Increasing Sunshine by Broadband Labor market shortages in rural spaces have been a subject of inquiry for several years. Certain conversations intensified after the Great Recession Making Connections and Making You Think Every conference has its purpose and place. NTCA’s upcoming Legislative and Policy Conference, for example, comes at a time when critical broadband p 30 Years Later, The Details Still Matter The House Subcommittee on Communications & Technology held a hearing recently on the Telecom Act of 1996 – 30 Years Later. This hearing came on the h Earning Your Trust Every Day in the Job It is my honor to write this message on my first day as CEO of NTCA.As I shared with many of you at RTIME last month, I owe huge thanks to those who Grateful for the Journey, Optimistic for the Future Today isn’t really about a farewell. It’s about celebrating what we have built together, focusing on what lies ahead and sharing why I remain deeply NTCA 2026 RTIME Looks Ahead More than 2,000 broadband providers, industry partners and advocates gathered in Orlando this week for NTCA 2026 RTIME, bringing energy to conversati Reflecting on the Telecom Act of 1996 and What Comes Next If you ask folks what they know or remember from 1996, they might harken back to the unique spot the mid-90s have taken in American pop culture. Alani From Buzzwords to Breakthroughs: 10 AI Takeaways Last week, NTCA hosted its inaugural AI Summit, a half-day online event examining what AI means for broadband providers and rural communities. Over 7 Fairness and Performance – Two Important Takeaways from the ‘Starlink Rider’ News Press reports in the past several days indicate that SpaceX has presented a “rider” proposing to amend state Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment Celebrating the Past and Looking Forward to the Future It certainly feels like I am spending a lot of time these days both reflecting on the past and looking ahead to the opportunities and challenges to c CES 2026: Wrap-Up and Impressions "It was the best of show, it was the worst of show." A friend told me she was looking forward to my annual "What was the best thing you saw at CES?" CES 2026-4: The Sorcerer's AI Apprentice In addition to the expo floors spread across different venues (I clocked 8.5 walking miles on Wednesday), CES features an immense range of conference CES 2026-3: Techne, Praxis or Dreams of Different Passions Eureka Park at CES sets aside space for start-ups and university systems, with exhibitors often grouped either by country of origin – for example, ai Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
