Connecting America’s Heartland: From Access to Adoption
On August 2nd, 2021, NCC’s Lukas Pietrzak joined advocates from across the country to discuss the ways our work aimed at various aspects of broadband
August 20, 2021
Libraries Can Be a Vanguard for Telehealth.
By Craig Settles A glimmer of bright silver light shone from within the COVID-19 pandemic – advancements in telehealth technology. Additionally, necessity became the
August 11, 2021
Broadband for All Strategies Must Include People With Disabilities
TDI, a non-profit focused on advancing the voices of people who are deaf, hard of hearing, late-deafened, deaf-blind, and deaf with mobility issues in
August 10, 2021
Closing the Digital Divide Today to Prepare for Tomorrow
On July 29th, Next Century Cities’ Lukas Pietrzak joined advocates and local leaders to participate in the Knight Foundation’s 2021 Smart Cities Lab. Panelists discussed
August 9, 2021
Expanding Broadband In the Rural South Requires Holistic Broadband Programs Coupled with Long-Term Community Outreach Strategies
The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies devotes its Technology Policy Program to exploring the impact and potential policy solutions that could improve digital
August 9, 2021
Colorado Cities and Counties Join NCC in Presentations Before the Colorado Broadband Advisory Board
On July 20, 2021, Mark Pfaffinger, Chief Information Officer for Larimer County; Richard Holt, City Councilor and Fiber Commission Chair for the City of Centennial;
August 5, 2021
In Waltham, Massachusetts, the Struggle For High-Speed, Affordable, and Reliable Broadband Must Be One That Promotes Digital Equity, Social Justice, and Democracy
Jonathan Paz is a Ward 9 City Councilor in Waltham, Massachusetts. Boston born and Waltham raised, his engagement with and deep focus on Waltham’s working
August 2, 2021
Imagining a Bold, Connected Future With the Advocates Who Are Working to Expand Digital Opportunities
A bold, connected future is possible when we embrace new ideas, support innovative processes, and develop effective partnerships. Those are several of the core takeaways
July 28, 2021
Learning About Broadband Challenges and Opportunities from Chula Vista, California, and Botetourt County, Virginia
In March of 2020, local officials from California to Virginia led an unexpected and unprecedented switch to life-from-home as the COVID-19 pandemic raged across the
July 28, 2021
Relationships are Central to Bridging the Digital Divide: A Candid Conversation with City of Detroit’s Digital Inclusion Director
Detroit, Michigan, the largest city in the state of Michigan, is well-known for being home to Motown Music as well as the hub for American
July 28, 2021
Connecting America’s Heartland: From Access to Adoption
On August 2nd, 2021, NCC’s Lukas Pietrzak joined advocates from across the country to discuss the ways our work aimed at various aspects of broadband
August 20, 2021
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Libraries Can Be a Vanguard for Telehealth.
By Craig Settles A glimmer of bright silver light shone from within the COVID-19 pandemic – advancements in telehealth technology. Additionally, necessity became the
August 11, 2021
7:31 am
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Broadband for All Strategies Must Include People With Disabilities
TDI, a non-profit focused on advancing the voices of people who are deaf, hard of hearing, late-deafened, deaf-blind, and deaf with mobility issues in
August 10, 2021
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Closing the Digital Divide Today to Prepare for Tomorrow
On July 29th, Next Century Cities’ Lukas Pietrzak joined advocates and local leaders to participate in the Knight Foundation’s 2021 Smart Cities Lab. Panelists discussed
August 9, 2021
10:35 am
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Expanding Broadband In the Rural South Requires Holistic Broadband Programs Coupled with Long-Term Community Outreach Strategies
The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies devotes its Technology Policy Program to exploring the impact and potential policy solutions that could improve digital
August 9, 2021
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Colorado Cities and Counties Join NCC in Presentations Before the Colorado Broadband Advisory Board
On July 20, 2021, Mark Pfaffinger, Chief Information Officer for Larimer County; Richard Holt, City Councilor and Fiber Commission Chair for the City of Centennial;
August 5, 2021
4:41 pm
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In Waltham, Massachusetts, the Struggle For High-Speed, Affordable, and Reliable Broadband Must Be One That Promotes Digital Equity, Social Justice, and Democracy
Jonathan Paz is a Ward 9 City Councilor in Waltham, Massachusetts. Boston born and Waltham raised, his engagement with and deep focus on Waltham’s working
August 2, 2021
9:03 am
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Imagining a Bold, Connected Future With the Advocates Who Are Working to Expand Digital Opportunities
A bold, connected future is possible when we embrace new ideas, support innovative processes, and develop effective partnerships. Those are several of the core takeaways
July 28, 2021
11:20 am
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Learning About Broadband Challenges and Opportunities from Chula Vista, California, and Botetourt County, Virginia
In March of 2020, local officials from California to Virginia led an unexpected and unprecedented switch to life-from-home as the COVID-19 pandemic raged across the
July 28, 2021
10:31 am
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Relationships are Central to Bridging the Digital Divide: A Candid Conversation with City of Detroit’s Digital Inclusion Director
Detroit, Michigan, the largest city in the state of Michigan, is well-known for being home to Motown Music as well as the hub for American
July 28, 2021
10:16 am
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