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The federal Kids Online Health and Safety Task Force issued guidance for parents and service providers to help kids stay safe on social media.
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The city has public rights of way that allow them to do construction along sidewalks and streets, but must repair any damage done to property.
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When everyday activities like school and business meetings were moved online during the Covid-19 pandemic, millions of Americans from big cities to rural towns were left scrambling to find reliable high-speed internet.
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Indiana has $868 million to improve broadband access, but the map it relies on from the FCC isn't always accurate. The county wants residents to help challenge that data.
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The five-year plan will serve as a road map to increase Hoosier access to high-speed internet.
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It comes after GOP leaders declared a moratorium on expansion following legal action involving former colleagues.
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The goal is to educate and get people involved with tools such as the FCC Broadband Map, internet speed tests, the Indiana Connectivity Program and the Affordable Connectivity Program.
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A statewide broadband program is helping eligible Hoosiers receive Internet access. The Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs’ Indiana Connectivity Program just awarded $550,108 in its latest round of awards to eligible Hoosiers for high-speed internet access.
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The final round of Indiana’s Broadband Grant Program opened Wednesday, offering a total of $80 million in grants to deliver high-speed internet to Hoosiers.
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States began investigating after a 2018 Associated Press story that found that Google continued to track people’s location data even after they opted out of such tracking by disabling a feature the company called “location history.”