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July 12th: Internet-Wide Day of Action to Save Net Neutrality
The FCC wants to destroy net neutrality and give big cable companies control over what we see and do online. If they get their way, they’ll allow widespread throttling, blocking, censorship, and extra fees. On July 12th, the Internet will … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, public notice
Tagged 2017, education policy, fcc, internet, internet services, July, net neutrality, protest
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Something Extraordinary Is Happening in the World, And Most People Haven’t Noticed
Most of us haven’t quite realized there is something extraordinary happening. A few months ago, I freed myself from standard-procedure society. I broke the chains of fear that kept me locked up into the system. Since then, I see the … Continue reading
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Tagged collaboration, education, employers, employment, entrepreneurs, internet, schools, trends
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FCC to define broadband as minimum 25Mbps
Summary: The Federal Communications Commission will likely raise the requirement for the definition of broadband up from 4 megabits per second download speeds to 25Mbps. The United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is proposing to raise the minimum speeds allowed … Continue reading
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Tagged broadband, connectivity, fcc, high speed access, high speed internet, internet, speed
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President Obama Supports Net Neutrality
On Monday, November 10, President Obama urged the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to take up the strongest possible rules to protect net neutrality, the principle that says Internet service providers (ISPs) should treat all internet traffic equally. On Tuesday, Nov. … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Articles/Reports, e-rate
Tagged broadband, fcc, FCC Commissioner, internet, net neutrality, President Obama
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More than 1M comments on net neutrality debate so far
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. companies, consumer advocates and citizens submitted more than 1 million comments to the Federal Communications Commission, drawing contentious divisions on the issue of net neutrality as the first deadline to comment approached Friday. The FCC will … Continue reading
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Tagged fcc, high speed internet, internet, internet service provider, ISP, net neutrality, world wide web
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Animation explains why it’s so important to protect net neutrality
Maybe net neutrality is just something you hear about on the news and see in headlines. Maybe it’s something you don’t want to bother to understand. Or maybe you know how important it is but don’t know how to explain … Continue reading
Posted in Articles/Reports, e-rate
Tagged bandwidth, broadband, fcc, internet, net neutrality, video
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Why Net Neutrality Matters to Education
Net neutrality–it’s a set of rules that makes the web free, ensuring equal treatment for all Internet traffic, regardless of whether one is browsing Khan Academy videos or cat clips. At present, the rules prevent Internet service providers (ISPs) from … Continue reading
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Tagged bandwidth, broadband, digital learning, e-rate, fcc, internet, ISP, net neutrality, online resources, world wide web
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F.C.C. Says It Will Double Spending on High-Speed Internet in Schools and Libraries
WASHINGTON — The Federal Communications Commission will double the amount of money it devotes to adding high-speed Internet connections in schools and libraries over the next two years, in an effort to meet President Obama’s promise to provide broadband service … Continue reading
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Tagged announcement, bandwidth, broadband, Digital Learnign Day, e-rate, fcc, high speed internet, internet
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How 3 Different Generations Use The Internet
The web is filled with videos, social media chatter, and more resources than your brain can handle. Who is putting all that stuff online? According to a new study on internet usage by different generations, all the content on the … Continue reading
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Tagged infographic, internet, internet resources, social media
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New Hampshire SchoolSpeedTest Month is Here!
Starting October 15, any teacher, administrator or staff person on the school network can visit the New Hampshire School Speed Test Page and take an automatic one-minute Internet speed test. With this data your district, and New Hampshire, can prioritize … Continue reading
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Tagged high speed internet, internet, school speed test, speed, technology readiness
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