Over the past decade, the New York and Federal governments have spent more than $1 billion in an attempt to close the state’s digital divide. But the goal of universal connectivity has proved elusive.

WASHINGTON, D. C. - A program that provided more than 1 million Ohioans with federally subsidized broadband internet service officially ran out of money Friday, but several internet providers have ...

A program intended to help low-income Americans connect to the internet is likely to disappear at the end of this month, and its supporters in Congress have limited options to keep it afloat. Although ...

NO WORD ON IF ANY CHARGES WILL BE FILED. A FEDERAL PROGRAM THAT HAS PROVIDED A DIGITAL LIFELINE WITH LOW OR NO-COST INTERNET -- IS ABOUT TO END. A NEWS RELEASE FROM THE WHITE HOUSE STATES ROUGHLY 23 ...

The Affordable Connectivity Program, which helped low-income Americans get online, is no more. On Friday, the US government announced the final closure of the broadly popular federal program, which ...

Some internet service providers have agreed to offer plans for $30 or less to low-income households through the end of 2024. Some internet service providers have agreed to offer plans for $30 or less ...

It doesn’t bode well for a revival of the Affordable Connectivity Program, which ran out of money at the end of May. It doesn’t bode well for a revival of the Affordable Connectivity Program, which ...