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U.S. government exposes scheme to defraud federal E-Rate program
A 22-count indictment was filed against six companies and five individuals on charges of fraud, collusion, aiding and abetting, and conspiracy in connection with E-Rate projects at schools in seven states - Arkansas, California, Michigan, New York, Pennsylvania, South Carolina and Wisconsin.
Tags: E-Rate, U.S. Government
Research articles 2005-04-11
Wireless eligible for E-rate funds.(Business)
Byline: JEFFREY SILVA AND HEATHER FORSGREN WEAVER The Federal Communications Commission clarified E-rate rules to ensure that wireless solutions are given as much access to the program as wireline solutions. But the wireless industry lost out Byline: JEFFREY...
Tags: E-Rate, FCC, wireless
Research articles 2003-04-28
Senate, House leaders spar on E-rate.(News)
Byline: HEATHER FORSGREN WEAVER Even as government tries to figure out how to alter universal service funding to make it viable, the part of the fund that pays to connect schools and libraries to the Internet is under its own scrutiny. ...
Tags: E-Rate, leader, U.S. Senate
Research articles 2005-04-18
Telecommunications: Application of the Antideficiency Act and Other Fiscal Controls to FCC's E-Rate Program
Since 1998, the Federal Communications Commission's FCC E-rate program has committed more than $13 billion to help schools and libraries acquire Internet and telecommunications services. As steward of the program, FCC must ensure that participants use E-rate funds appropriately and that there is managerial and financial accountability surrounding the funds....
Tags: Government, Federal Government, Telecommunications, E-Rate, FCC
White papers 2005-04-11
Telecommunications: Concerns Regarding the Structure and FCC's Management of the E-Rate Program
Since 1998, the Federal Communications Commission's FCC E-rate program has committed more than $13 billion to help schools and libraries acquire Internet and telecommunications services. Recently, allegations of fraud, waste, and abuse by some E-rate program participants have come to light. As steward of the program, FCC must ensure that...
Tags: Government, Federal Government, Telecommunications, E-Rate, FCC
White papers 2005-03-16
Telecommunications: Greater Involvement Needed by FCC in the Management and Oversight of the E-Rate Program
Since 1998, the Federal Communications Commission's FCC E-rate program has committed more than $13 billion to help schools and libraries acquire Internet and telecommunications services. Recently, however, allegations of fraud, waste, and abuse by some E-rate program participants have come to light. The paper reviews the effect of the current...
Tags: Government, Federal Government, Telecommunications, E-Rate, FCC
White papers 2005-02-01
Schools Eligible to Receive Federal Funding for TippingPoint™ Intrusion Prevention Systems; Federal E-Rate Program Provides 20 - 90 Percent Discounts to K-12 Schools and Libraries
AUSTIN, Texas -- TippingPoint, a division of 3Com and the leader in intrusion prevention, today announced that K-12 schools and libraries can now purchase TippingPoint Intrusion Prevention Systems IPS at a discount between 20 - 90 percent using federal E-rate funds. The E-rate program - the Schools and Libraries Universal...
Tags: E-Rate, intrusion prevention system, K-12
Research articles 2005-10-31
Urban Institute.
The Urban Institute released a study to coincide with the start of the school year that shows that subsidies for connecting schools and libraries to the Internet--the E-rate--seem to be working. Public schools received 84 percent of the E-rate ... The Urban Institute released...
Tags: E-Rate, Urban Institute
Research articles 2000-09-18
CORRECTING and REPLACING NEC BNS Settles Charges Regarding E-Rate Contracting; Company Admits Mistakes, Strengthens Compliance Programs
Business Editors
Tags: compliance, E-Rate, NEC Corp.
Research articles 2004-05-27
E-Rate Approves Mirage Networks' Network Access Control Solution; FCC Initiative Makes Interior Network Security Affordable for Schools and Libraries
AUSTIN, Texas -- Mirage Networks, developers of award-winning Network Access Control NAC technology, today announced its CounterPoint network security appliances, serving as interior network firewalls, have been approved by E-Rate for discounted purchase by libraries, schools and school districts.
Tags: E-Rate, FCC, network, network security, security
Research articles 2005-10-03
Centennial Communications Wins E-Rate Contract with Puerto Rico Department of Education
Business Editors/Telecommunications Writers
Tags: E-Rate, U.S. Department of Education
Research articles 2003-02-18
E-rate program vulnerable to abuse.(News)
The Federal Communications Commission's inspector general last week warned lawmakers that a $2.25 billion government program subsidizing wireline and wireless Internet links for schools and libraries remains highly vulnerable to fraud. " The Federal Communications Commission's inspector general...
Tags: E-Rate, FCC, fraud
Research articles 2004-06-14
E-RATE DISCOUNTED TELECOMMUNICATIONS FOR LIBRARIES AND SCHOOLS UPHELD.
The Education Rate (E-Rate) is the result of a regulatory decision made by the Federal Communications Commission FCC on May 7, 1997 to implement the Telecommunications Act of 1996. The FCC's decision meant that beginning January 1998, K-12 schools, The Education Rate (E-Rate) is the result...
Tags: E-Rate, FCC, phone, telecommunications
Research articles 1999-09-01
GlowPoint Announces E-Rate Certification at NECC Conference
HILLSIDE, N.J. -- Company Exhibiting Variety of Education Related Video Communication Technologies Now Available at Federally Funded Discounted Rates; Demonstrating Use and Benefits of Video Conferencing in Education Via Live Distance Learning Seminar Series
Tags: E-Rate, Education, GlowPoint Inc.
Research articles 2004-06-22
3Com's NBX 100 Communications System is the First Ethernet LAN Telephony System Eligible for Federal E-rate Funds
Business/Technology Editors
Tags: 3Com Corp., E-Rate, Ethernet, telephony system
Research articles 2000-01-17
House subcommittee questions FCC's role in E-rate program.(News)
Byline: HEATHER FORSGREN WEAVER Byline: HEATHER FORSGREN WEAVER
Tags: E-Rate, FCC
Research articles 2005-10-24
FCC strengthens E-rate rules.(News)
Byline: HEATHER FORSGREN WEAVER Byline: HEATHER FORSGREN WEAVER
Tags: E-Rate, FCC
Research articles 2003-12-22
Senate squeaks through on USF E911, spectrum.
Byline: HEATHER FORSGREN WEAVER, JEFFREY SILVA Minutes literally before the Senate adjourned for the year, it managed to pass a troika of important wireless bills-spectrum relocation, enhanced 911 upgrades and universal service. " ...
Tags: accounting, E-Rate, E911, FCC, relocation, spectrum, telecommunications, U.S. Congress, U.S. Senate, wireless
Research articles 2004-12-13
New E-rate Rules Adopted by FCC.
Article by David Andrew O'Connor (Washington, D.C.) Article by David Andrew O'Connor (Washington, D.C.)
Tags: E-Rate, FCC
Research articles 2004-10-11
U.S. Senate Passes Bill Requiring Internet Filtering Such as Net Nanny in Schools and Libraries Receiving E-rate Funding
BELLEVUE, Wash.--BUSINESS WIRE--July 27, 1998--In a swift and unanimous vote on Friday, the U.S. Senate passed the fiscal 1999 appropriations bill for the departments of Commerce, State and Justice, with a provision that requires schools and libraries, receiving federal discounts on Internet access, to install filtering software on their computers...
Tags: E-Rate, Internet, U.S. Senate
Research articles 1998-07-27
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