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December 10, 2002

SLD Posts New Advisory on Description of Services Documents

The SLD has just posted additional information describing its expectations for the kind of information that E-rate applicants should be prepared to submit as part of the Description of Services...

December 5, 2002

FCC Inspector General Reports on Potential E-rate Abuses

The FCC's Office of Inspector General (OIG) released its semi-annual report December 6, providing new information about its ongoing investigations of the E-rate program and a tough warning about the...

December 2, 2002

SLD Announces Rejection of Sizable Number of 2002 Applications

The SLD announced December 3 that it has begun denying a "sizable" number of 2002 applications associated with "a particular service provider" because they were not consistent with FCC rules...

December 2, 2002

Adelstein Sworn in as FCC Commissioner

Jonathan Adelstein was sworn in December 3 as a member of the Federal Communications Commission, the first time in 15 months that the commission has had its full complement of...

December 1, 2002

SLD Releases $96 Million More in Funding Commitments

The Schools and Libraries announced that it will distribute another $96 million worth of funding commitments for the 2002 funding year on December 2 in 211 letters to school and...

December 1, 2002

SLD Extends E-rate Filing Window By Three Weeks

The Schools and Libraries Division announced December 2 that it will extend the application filing window for the 2003 E-rate funding year for three weeks-to 11:59 p.m. EST on Thursday,...

November 24, 2002

SLD Posts Stern Warnings on Vendor Involvement

The Schools and Libraries Division has just posted stern new warnings to E-rate applicants about potential application missteps in a new prominent and simple format on the front of its...

November 14, 2002

SLD Releases Another $42.5 Million in Commitments

The Schools and Libraries Division has announced the release of another $42.5 million worth of commitments for the 2002 funding year, bringing the total committed so far to $1.459 billion.