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Last week, Brian and I sat down with state education technology leaders at the SETDA Leadership Summit, and two questions came up more than any others: how the new USAC bidding portal will actually work, and where the FCC’s rulemaking leaves E-rate. If those are […]
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12/11/1997 - The long-awaited application forms for the federal government The long-awaited application forms for the federal government's E-rate program are finally being mailed to the schools and libraries that will have to complete them....
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