The largest federal investment in broadband infrastructure just passed with bipartisan support. Here’s how it will impact your internet.
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Unknown to many, universal digital literacy is one of the most important preventative healthcare steps our society can take.
A recent report shows 18 million American households have access to the internet, but simply can’t afford to connect to it.
We polled leaders across the broadband industry on internet prices, speeds and the state of the digital divide in 2030.
Only 14% of Americans disapprove of municipal broadband but they are still more trusting of private internet providers.
A new survey from the Pew Research Center finds significant differences in broadband and technology adoption by income level.
All three major cellphone carriers are retiring their 3G networks to make room for faster 5G speeds, making millions of phones obsolete.
The new program is intended to close the homework gap for good, even after students resume in-person learning.
Springfield is coming up short for providing internet access to all of its residents. It may become its own internet provider to solve the problem.
Despite Starlink's ability to help connect rural America to broadband, it's not where the FCC should be allocating the majority of its resources.
Americans increasingly favor tighter regulations on technology companies, and more action by the government to curb the spread of fake news.
Comcast has pledged to open over 1,000 locations by the end of 2021 that provide free Wi-Fi access to students and other community members.
If you’re paying for internet, you should use it. Connecting to home Wi-Fi helps you conserve your phone’s data, and it’s usually a faster, more reliable connection.
T-Mobile is offering internet speeds up to 940 Mbps for just $60/mo. in Manhattan as a trial run for future fiber optic investment.
Streaming one hour of Netflix a week for a year consumes more energy than the yearly output of two new refrigerators.
FCC broadband maps often understate the number of people without internet access. This tool aims to fix that issue.
The FCC's internet program hasn't been a major source of new subscribers for most internet providers, but many are upgrading speeds.
The FCC wants to hear about experiences with selecting an internet service provider in your apartment or office building.
A new report from the Fiber Broadband Association predicts that a four-person household will require 2,141 Mbps speeds in the next decade.
Thinking of an afternoon on the water in your sailboat, speed boat or pontoon boat probably conjures images of sitting back with your feet up while the wind and water spray across your face. However, despite the fact that you may be 10, 20, 30 or more miles offshore, there may be times when you […]