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Last night, Duran Duran played in The Woodlands.

Light Reading editors discuss orange skies over NYC, plus the future of the Affordable Connectivity Program, thoughts on Cienas Vectors event, Apples Vision Pro, CableLabs DOCSIS 4.0 modem certification program and more.

The Sisters of Mercy brought the doom to Bayou Music Center

Light Reading editors discuss takeaways from this weeks Big 5G Event in Austin, Texas, including monetization models for 5G, the state of open RAN, MVNOs and more.

The editors discuss Arelions take on SMS security, Altice USAs growth and pay-TV struggles, Qualcomms drop in stock and satellite connectivity.

The editors discuss Middle Mile grant funding, Junipers efforts to diminish a backlog of orders, cable earnings updates and Commscopes ransomware debacle.

In this podcast, the editors discuss the war on white papers, BEAD program challenges, updates from the NAB show, Lumens 400G expansion and ChatGPT.

The editors discuss challenges to the Universal Service Fund (USF) and Graphiants new $62 million in funding. They also examine Rokus layoffs, new fiber manufacturing projects in the US and why wireless providers are pushing more device inventory online.

The editors discuss cable versus fiber, consumer broadband labels and potential roadblocks to BEAD program rollouts. They also examine why T-Mobile will need to re-think its 5G advertising strategy and whether TikTok is now cooler than ever.

The editors discuss the FCCs efforts to end digital discrimination, data center sustainability, Altice USAs efforts to get back on track and how to survive Mobile World Congress in the Notebook Dump for the week ending February 24.