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HARRISBURG – Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority (PBDA) Executive Director Brandon Carson announced that public input will be gathered from community members including residents, businesses, and organizations on the draft five-year

The Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority Executive Director Brandon Carson announced this week that public input will be gathered from community members including residents, businesses, and or...

As part of a statewide effort aimed at linking rural areas with faster, more reliable – and affordable – broadband, the program wont just target areas like pastoral northern Cambria

Through the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP), those who struggle to afford access to broadband can apply for discounts on monthly services and a one-time device purchase.

As part of a statewide effort aimed at linking rural areas with faster, more reliable – and affordable – broadband, the program wont just target areas like pastoral northern Cambria

Gov. Josh Shapiro and Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority Director Brandon Carson will meet Thursday with the regions leaders in Northern Cambria to highlight the states effort to expand high-speed internet

PITTSTON — As Gov. Josh Shapiro detailed his plan to use $1.6 billion in federal funds to bring high-speed, affordable broadband to every Pennsylvania community…

The digital divide leads to lost opportunities for people in underserved broadband areas, officials said Thursday as they discussed how to spend $1.16 billion expected from the federal government to help solve the problem. “People have been talking about the digital divide for decades,” said Evan Feinman, director of the

PITTSTON — Gov. Josh Shapiro and Brandon Carson, executive director of the Pennsylvania Broadband Development Authority, on Wednesday highlighted plans to expand broadband access across the state using more than

PITTSTON — If Pennsylvania could repair the collapsed Interstate 95 bridge in Philadelphia in 12 days, the state could provide affordable high-speed internet across the Commonwealth, Gov. Josh Shapiro said