Making Broadband Access Available and Affordable for all in the US- Interview with SCU Law Professor Allen Hammond | ComSoc Communities - 0 views
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The Wired for Wireless? Summary Report1 uses the term “Digital Inclusion” to denote the ability of everyone to have access to broadband and the related information technology. Specifically it states: “Digital Inclusion means that everyone — regardless of who they are or where they live — can participate in and take advantage of the economic, educational, health, and civic opportunities afforded by broadband and related information technology
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The federal government has taken the position that broadband Internet is the job of the private sector
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Article about disadvantages of not having braodband, andmaking it more accessible and affordable