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Report: U.S. will fall behind on 5G without massive fiber investment

To remain a global leader in the next generation of wireless technology, the U.S. will need to spend at least $130 billion on fiber optics within the next several years, according to an industry report. → Read More

Drone use in cities, states would gain guidance under Safe Drone Act

Recent legislation would establish new authority under the Federal Aviation Administration and clarify local policy and requirements as technology offices around the country wait for takeoff. → Read More

California bill seeks to bring back broadband privacy

The legislation makes California the latest in a series of state and local governments to propose privacy protections in the months after President Trump’s reversal of FCC information sharing rules. → Read More

Report: It’s time for San Francisco to build public broadband

After years of throwing the idea around, a new report advises strongly for the construction of a fiber network to bridge the city’s digital divide. → Read More

Oregon's electronic, accessible ballots may soon be available in other states

A company providing HTML ballots for blind and disabled voters in compliance with the Help America Vote Act is widening its reach. → Read More

Self-driving vehicles: Amid power struggle between feds and states, House Republicans call for less regulation

The proposal marks another move in the debate between lawmakers and industry representatives in the regulation of the emergent form of transportation. → Read More

Bellevue names Sabra Schneider as CIO

The Seattle-adjacent technology hub gains a new leader to spearhead projects around open data, public Wi-Fi and smart cities. → Read More

NYC ‘Planning Labs’ unit to deliver fast-paced civic tech innovation

A new division under the planning department modeled after federal innovation arm 18F will tackle small projects designed to increase efficiency in urban planning and digital service delivery. → Read More

State action needed to pave the way for self-driving vehicles, report says

States must go beyond legislation and regulation to prepare for commercial deployment of the emerging transportation technology, according to the Eno Center for Transportation. → Read More