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Local Internet Minority Enterprises, LIME
Minorities and allies collaborating to empower communities with technologies for digital equity and a circular economy.
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Joe Gusman posted an update in the group
Local Internet Minority Enterprises, LIME 8 months agoI am in
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DrRon Suarez posted an update in the group
Local Internet Minority Enterprises, LIME 8 months agohttps://together.nbcuni.com/news/telemundo-hispanic-upfront-announcement-2021/
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The NBCUniversal-owned network has 10 YouTube channels with a combined 35 million subscribers across its portfolio.
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DrRon Suarez started the discussion Who is funding proposals to create digital equity for broadband Internet? in the forum Local Internet Minority Enterprises, LIME 8 months ago
Who is funding proposals to create digital equity for broadband Internet?
There are several key funders and programs dedicated to supporting digital equity and broadband Internet access across different regions. These include government initiatives, philanthropic foundations, and private sector programs. While the specifics can change over time, some of the prominent organizations and initiatives typically involved…
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DrRon Suarez started the discussion Collaborate to get Digital Equity Grants in the forum Local Internet Minority Enterprises, LIME 8 months ago
Collaborate to get Digital Equity Grants
To determine how leaders of Internet minority enterprises can collaborate effectively to apply for funding and grants related to digital equity, here are the top three questions to ask:
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What are your primary challenges and opportunities in expanding digital equity within your community? This question helps identify common ground for…
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Joe Gusman replied to the discussion How can Latine communities build Community Owned Internet Networks? in the forum Local Internet Minority Enterprises, LIME 9 months ago
Reply to How can Latine communities build Community Owned Internet Networks?
To start STEM programs must be written to solve the interpretive needs of non-English speakers. Tech-speak is very real in corporate America in any tech based industry,
Reading levels must be raised above 14/15 years of educational
Math skills have to reach into the physics requirements
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DrRon Suarez replied to the discussion How can Latine communities build Community Owned Internet Networks? in the forum Local Internet Minority Enterprises, LIME 9 months ago
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