Colorado Broadband Office publishes workforce plan
The new roadmap to fill gaps in the state's workforce leading up to the construction of new infrastructure for high-speed internet.
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FCC prohibits ‘digital discrimination’ in new broadband rules
New FCC rules intend to enable equal access to broadband internet by prohibiting "digital discrimination" by service providers.
Government shutdown could delay connectivity efforts, leaders warn
“Every week that we’re delayed is another week that people are not going to get the connections that they need to thrive online,” said NTIA administrator Alan…
NYC opens fourth Gigabit Center in Brooklyn
New York City opened its fourth Gigabit Center in Brooklyn, offering high-speed internet access and devices to the public.
NYC opens third Gigabit Center, bringing high-speed Wi-Fi access to Queens
The new Queens Gigabit Center offers free high-speed Wi-Fi access and digital literacy training to the borough's residents.
How government can work with industry to maximize federal broadband funding
LightBox VP Bill Price explains how broadband mapping is a private-public data collaboration effort.
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Oakland, Calif., expects to close 90% of its digital divide within five years
A new partnership with a broadband nonprofit is hoped to accelerate city efforts to expand internet access.
Detroit partnership to study digital divide
Detroit, the University of Michigan and Microsoft plan to research where people do and don't have access to the internet and devices.
New NTIA broadband map highlights digital divide
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration's new map shows the broadband shortages in areas like tribal lands and minority-serving institutions.