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Special to the Press Gazette/USA TODAY NETWORK GULF BREEZE — Mediacom Communications is participating in the federal government’s Emergency Broadband Benefit Program designed to help families and individuals struggling to afford internet service during the COVID-19 pandemic. The EBBP is a temporary program being administered by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). It provides eligible new or current customers with up to $50 off their monthly internet service bill. Program eligibility is defined by the FCC. “Mediacom’s participation in the FCC’s Emergency Broadband Benefit Program is one more way we ensure that reliable broadband is available to families and individuals who have been adversely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic,” said Mediacom Senior Vice President Ed Pardini. “In all Mediacom service areas, our team will encourage eligible individuals and families to use this temporary benefit to stay connected to loved ones, and to access online education, healthcare and employment resources.”

Google's Fiber Deal In Iowa Hurts Competition, Telecom Says

ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Google's Fiber Deal In Iowa Hurts Competition, Telecom Says Law360 (May 13, 2021, 7:20 PM EDT) -- A Mediacom subsidiary is asking the Federal Communications Commission to review a "discriminatory" deal between West Des Moines, Iowa, and Google's internet service provider that temporarily grants Google exclusive rights to a $50 million fiber network pipeline project. In a petition for review filed Wednesday, MCC Iowa LLC argued that the city of West Des Moines is distorting competition by allowing only Google Fiber Inc. to use an underground conduit for internet fiber for a minimum of 18 months after completion. According to Thomas Larsen, the senior vice president of cable and internet provider Mediacom Communications, the unprecedented deal sets out...

Emergency Broadband Program 
helps families pay internet bills

AUBURN — Mediacom Communications on Wednesday announced its participation in the federal government’s Emergency Broadband Benefit Program designed to help families and individuals struggling to afford internet service during the COVID-19 pandemic. The EBBP is a temporary program being administered by the Federal Communications Commission. It provides eligible new or current customers with up to $50 off their monthly internet service bills. Program eligibility is defined by the FCC. “Mediacom’s participation in the FCC’s Emergency Broadband Benefit Program is one more way we ensure that reliable broadband is available to families and individuals who have been adversely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic,” said Mediacom Senior Vice President Ed Pardini. “In all Mediacom service areas, our team will encourage eligible individuals and families to use this temporary benefit to stay connected to loved ones and to access online education, health care and employment resources.”

Program can assist Mediacom customers financially impacted by pandemic

Mediacom Communications this week announced its participation in the federal government’s Emergency Broadband Benefit Program (EBBP), designed to help families and individuals struggling to afford Internet service during the COVID-19 pandemic. The EBBP is a temporary program being administered by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). It provides eligible new or current customers with up to $50 off their monthly internet service bill. Program eligibility is defined by the FCC. “Mediacom’s participation in the FCC’s Emergency Broadband Benefit Program is one more way we ensure that reliable broadband is available to families and individuals who have been adversely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic,” said Mediacom Senior Vice President Ed Pardini. “In all Mediacom service areas, our team will encourage eligible individuals and families to use this temporary benefit to stay connected to loved ones, and to access online education, healthcare and employment resources.”

Mediacom Participates In Emergency Broadband Program To Assist Customers Financially Impacted By Pandemic

Effingham, IL / Effingham Radio May 12, 2021 | 2:03 PM Moline, IL -(Effingham Radio)-Mediacom Communications today announced its participation in the federal government’s Emergency Broadband Benefit Program (EBBP) designed to help families and individuals struggling to afford Internet service during the COVID-19 pandemic. The EBBP is a temporary program being administered by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). It provides eligible new or current customers with up to $50 off their monthly internet service bill. Program eligibility is defined by the FCC. “Mediacom’s participation in the FCC’s Emergency Broadband Benefit Program is one more way we ensure that reliable broadband is available to families and individuals who have been adversely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic,” said Mediacom Senior Vice President Ed Pardini. “In all Mediacom service areas, our team will encourage eligible individuals and families to use this temporary benefit to stay connected to loved ones, and to access online education, healthcare and employment resources.”

Fiorentina's Billionaire Owner: Why I'm Glad The European Super League Failed

Fiorentina’s Billionaire Owner: Why I’m Glad The European Super League Failed Share to Facebook Share to Linkedin Insider Rocco Commisso, billionaire owner of Italian soccer club Fiorentina, spoke with Forbes about why the competition was doomed and what it means for the world of soccer. Franco Vogt for Forbes Rocco Commisso, the U.S. billionaire owner of Italian soccer team Fiorentina, denounced the recent European Super League as “elitist,” arguing that the ill-fated competition makes clear the need for reform in soccer. The Super League was supposed to be the next big thing—an exclusive new tournament for Europe’s biggest soccer clubs which would bring in billions of dollars in extra revenue. On Sunday, 12 of the world’s top teams including Real Madrid, Barcelona, Manchester United, Liverpool and Juventus announced they would take part, with a $4 billion line of credit from JPMorgan secured for the competition. But the rest of the rollout was a mess.

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