Wi-Fi Seekers Turn to Parking Lots in Order to Connect
With restaurants and cafés closed amid the COVID-19 outbreak, people without access to wi-fi are parking outside of their usual spots in order to gain internet access.
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Colorado Towns Band Together to Build Their Own Telecom
Frustrated with unreliable service, 14 rural Colorado towns worked together on Project Thor, a 481-mile telecom network run by the collective governments.
New Bill Introduced by California Would Introduce Fiber Broadband for All
The Fiber Broadband for All Bill, SB 1130, would allow California to transition legacy communications infrastructure into a fiber network available to all residents.
SpaceX Closer to Offering Internet from Space
Thanks to government approval, the SpaceX program to offer internet worldwide to consumers, Starlink, is rolling forward.
Internet Usage Spikes Amid COVID-19 Lockdown, but Should Hold
While internet usage grows as a result of COVID-19 quarantines, working hours lengthen, and U.S. infrastructure should be able to get the job done.
Is the Net Neutrality Repeal Saving Consumers Billions?
The Trump Administration claims the net neutrality repeal will save consumers lots of money, but the facts aren’t adding up.
Elon Musk’s Starlink Could Provide Internet Access This Year
Reports say that the Starlink cluster could provide Earth with internet access from space in 2020, starting the vacuum of profits for Elon Musk and SpaceX.
Sanders Promises High-Speed Internet Access for All if Elected
Sanders, among the other Democratic competitors, proposes a plan that will help Americans with poor access to high-speed internet.
The Creator of the Internet Says We’re Using the Web Wrong
Tim Berners-Lee says that users have been treating the internet like a weapon instead of a tool to help humanity. Luckily, there’s still time to fix it.
Internet Experts Are Worried About the Sale of the .Org Domain
Web experts fear that the recent sale of .org is going to skyrocket the price – and problems- of nonprofits.
