“Exclusionary practices are being replicated….” Dr. Christopher Ali, a professor of telecommunications at Penn State, joins us in this episode of Beyond the Cable to discuss the importance of broadband stories when it comes to policymaking. That, plus recent headlines from around the industry.
emphasizes the need to scale political organizing tactics to achieve meaningful change in the digital inclusion space.
Note: the book “Farm Fresh Broadband” by Dr. Christopher Ali is included in our coursework. See: Rural vs. Urban Connectivity.
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There has been a lot of talk about all of the federal dollars, nearly $1.6 billion that will be flowing into Michigan over the next few years to improve “Internet for all.” However, who is going to be receiving the bulk of that funding, and who will end up crediting the most. We posed this question to our AI assistant in Perplexity.
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