California's Hispanics and low income residents are lagging far behind other groups in Internet access, according to a survey. Read More>>>
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Last September, Del Norte, Humboldt, Mendocino and Trinity counties embarked on a regional broadband project, managed by HSU and funded by a variety of sources, including the California Emerging Technology Fund, Humboldt Area Foundation, McLean Foundation, RREDC and the Headwaters Fund. Read More>>>
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While most Californians use the Internet to shop, job hunt and get informed, one racial group is sorely lagging when it comes to the digital revolution, according to a report released Wednesday by the Public Policy Institute of California. Read More>>>
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While the number of Californians who log on to the Internet has increased since 2000 from 65 to 70 percent, a statewide survey conducted by the Public Policy Institute of California indicates there is a widening digital divide based on ethnicity, demographics and income. Read [...]
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More and more Californians are shopping, chatting, reading news and finding critical health, employment and government information online, but a report published today says Latinos and lowincome residents are falling behind, widening the digital divide. Read More>>>
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At least half of Californians go online to get news, make purchases, look for health information, or visit government websites. But as the state's residents integrate the Internet into their daily lives, there are signs that the digital divide is widening for some groups, particularly [...]
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California has reached 97 percent broadband deployment and could hit its statutory target of 98 percent by the end of 2015. Although broadband service is available, not all residents are able to afford it. For residents of small communities and older neighborhoods with clunky broadband [...]
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California has reached 97 percent broadband deployment and could hit its statutory target of 98 percent by the end of 2015. Although broadband service is available, not all residents are able to afford it. For residents of small communities and older neighborhoods with clunky broadband [...]
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Korea's high-speed Internet service products are the fastest in the world, but service providers have exaggerated the speed they could offer, Korea Communications Commission said in a briefing yesterday. Read More>>>
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