Monthly internet stipend to 20 million people may end; some fed funds may be too restrictive to help bridge the digital divide.
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Almost half of U.S. students report they were bullied in some way online during the pandemic lockdown.
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Our regional broadband reports rank the best regions, states and cities around the country for internet speeds and pricing. Find out where your state ranks.
Internet speed plays a large role in today’s digital world. We go over some popular cable and fiber plan speeds and help you understand why it’s important.
85% of parents want their children to be safe and connected with a cellphone. Follow these steps to add safety controls to your child's first phone.
The channel-blocking standoff between Spectrum’s owner, Charter Communications, and Disney ended on Sept. 11, literally hours before the start of Monday Night Football. The 10-day dispute that left 15 million Spectrum customers without access to Disney’s channels, including ESPN, was resolved with some channels being restored and an option for Spectrum TV Select customers to […]
MiFi is like your own personal router, allowing you to stay connected wherever you are. Learn about what it is and how to use it.
The devices we use for internet access like smartphones, laptops and tablets are equipped with accessibility features to make use easier for those with hearing, speech, vision or cognitive losses.
There are several ways to change your IP address, like by switching networks or resetting your equipment. Learn how to change your IP address and why you’d want to.
With millions of people cutting the cord to cable, streaming is bigger than ever. If you experience buffering while you stream, learn about ways to improve your streaming experience.
From locking your screen to enabling two-factor authentication, every precaution you take can keep your personal information safer from hackers.
Google is watching you. Learn more about what they’re seeing and how you can tighten up your data restrictions.
Your modem is what allows you to connect to the internet, so it’s important you choose the best one for your needs. We’ll go over some of the best DSL modems in terms of speed, price and what you’ll use it for.
Thinking about your next move? Our experts break down the five best cities to live in the U.S. for high-speed internet and broadband availability.
Whether you’re a student or a parent with a child learning online, cyber safety is important in the classroom. We go over common online security threats and how to prevent them so students can stay safe while learning online.
Traveling to a new country for a short vacation can be stressful enough, but as someone studying long-term in an unfamiliar country, you can face extra challenges, especially when trying to connect to the internet. Nearly a million international students studied in the U.S. during the 2021/22 school year. With internet-based classes and exercises, it’s […]
Our guide to internet speed explains how to check your connection, what speeds you need for your tasks and how to improve Wi-Fi speeds.
To get the best cellphone plan, compare the taxes and fees, data caps and available discounts. You may also save money by bundling with your internet plan.
Internet companies must prove that providing internet to certain areas costs more than the $30/mo. benefit provided by the Affordable Connectivity Program.
Average internet speeds in the U.S. have been consistently increasing every year since the internet became a thing.
Households with students can get free internet through government programs and public or private hotspots.
The proposal is for 100 Mbps of download speed and 20 Mbps of upload speed as the new minimum speed standard with long-term goal of 1 Gbps/ 500 Mbps.
“Like electricity a century ago, broadband is a foundation for economic growth, job creation, global competitiveness and a better way of life.” This was the introduction of the federal government’s 2010 National Broadband Plan. Thirteen years and billions of investment dollars later, that statement still rings true. The 2010 plan’s major goal was very similar […]