What do the National Rural Education Association, the American Pain Relief Institute, and Microsoft have in common? A new advocacy coalition called Connect Americans Now.
When it comes to poverty-reducing and economy-building infrastructure, broadband access is essential, and nonprofits and government have been tackling the issue together.
For many veterans, enrollment in coding boot camps provides a smoother transition into the civilian workforce.
The FCC and local governments want to promote net neutrality and freer access to broadband services in cities, but did the FCC go too far in preempting state laws?
Some believe that the proliferation of mobile phones in Africa and the networking that can follow will lead to an increase in government transparency.
As more schools move to an online platform to assign, explain, and accept homework assignments, students and parents in low-income households are forced to find other ways to access the Internet. Two separate government programs may help soon close the “homework gap.”
Twenty percent of Americans still don’t have access to home-based Internet or computers, but Google Fiber says it plans to help bridge the digital gap.
