Long Beach is located in the heart of one of the world's most technologically advance regions. Yet one in six people who live in California's seventh largest city aren't connected to the lifeblood of the 21st Century the Internet. Read More>>>
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Nonprofits and federal and state lawmakers are waking up to the fact that access to the Internet is key to building healthy economies, and that both have a critical role to play in closing the digital divide that particularly plagues rural areas. When looking at [...]
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My hope is that Lake County Broadband Solutions, as outlined in the July 8, 2017 RB article, will be up and running in my area soon with unmetered Internet access. Pending that I urge all residents of Lake County to support the Internet For All [...]
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Just ask anyone in the foothills if they have trouble getting a phone signal or finding an internet provider. There's a good chance you'll have to do it in person ... they won't be able to take your call or get your email or text. [...]
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Some 87 percent of California households say they have high-speed internet connectivity at home, up from 84 percent last year. Yet, the number of those who can only connect to broadband at home via their smartphones has grown from 8 percent two years ago to [...]
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"Our efforts are to get everybody online to minimize the inequalities in our society and economy," said Sunne Wright McPeak, president of California Emerging Technology Fund (CETF) which sponsored the study. "Internet for all now is a 21st century civil right." Thirty-four percent of those [...]
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Estos no son días bipartidistas. Nunca antes los demócratas y los republicanos habían estado tan en desacuerdo, tan en conflicto. Pero California está viendo una excepción. El proyecto de ley de Internet para Todos Ahora,un proyecto bipartidista que cerrará la brecha digital en California, está [...]
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April 26 was an unusual day in California. The Internet For All Now Act, a bipartisan bill that will close the Digital Divide in California, sailed through its first committee hearing with a 12-0 vote — thanks to Assemblymember Eduardo Garcia of the Imperial Valley. [...]
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Citing the fact that Adelanto is an underserved area and in need of improved internet speeds and affordability to close the Digital Divide, the Great Harvest Community Center (GHCC) from San Bernardino has partnered with the City of Adelanto to raise community awareness about low-cost [...]
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