The U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Education Technology is calling on those in the K-12 space to close critical digital divides, and vendors have a big role to play.
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The Federal Communications Commission is planning to restore net neutrality rules, in a move aimed at reviving a landmark internet regulation from the Obama era that was repealed by the Trump administration. Last week the FCC released a tentative agenda for its October meeting that includes discussion about a new net neutrality rulemaking. Net neutrality…
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