Barriers to Internet Access and Adoption, and Strategies for Promoting Digital Skills among University Students in Puerto Rico
Assessing digital inequities among university students in Puerto Rico
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FCC Launches Investigations into Suspect Lifeline Providers
FCC launches investigations into suspect Lifeline providers in California and other opt-out states
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Commissioner Gomez Condemns Censorship of Late-Night Interview
FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez issued the following statement after The Late Show host Steven Colbert revealed that CBS declined to air an interview with a Democratic candidate amid ongoing political pressure from the FCC
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Sens Cantwell and Moran Reintroduce Bill to Help Small Business Leverage AI Tools
Bill would help small businesses leverage AI in their operations
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The Digital Marriage Divide: Ranking States’ Online Services for Tying the Knot
Modernizing marriage licensing, recording, and certificates would reduce costs, save time, and make the major life event easier for American families
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New Mexico Senate proposes $10 million bill to help residents in need get broadband
Senate Bill 152 would provide $10 million in funding to help as many as 27,000 low-income residents in need in New Mexico get broadband
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Colbert Doesn’t Give an FCC About Calling Out CBS
Stephen Colbert speaks out after cancelled appearance on The Late Show
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History Lessons
"Thirty years ago, digitization, fiber optics, and microprocessors transformed the world."
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