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Biden wants to close the digital divide in the US. Here’s what that could look like The former auto parts warehouse Bill O’Boyle is refurbishing in Wilson, North Carolina, looks like a relic now, but within the next year, he hopes, it will be filled with dozens of people running his fast-growing tech consulting business. It’s his second building, and he says the facility will let his workers compete, anchoring them in Wilson, about an hour outside the technology hub of Raleigh-Durham. “...

Broadband: Biden wants to close the digital divide in the US. Heres what that could look like CNN 1 hr ago © CNN The former auto parts warehouse Bill OBoyle is refurbishing in Wilson, North Carolina, looks like a relic now, but within the next year, he hopes, it will be filled with dozens of people running his fast-growing tech consulting business. Its his second building, and he says the facility will let his workers compete, anchoring them in Wilson, about an hour outside the technology...

How was Asheville? I liked it a lot. I migrated there for the same reason I was drawn to Colorado — the music and the mountains. I wasnt really catching my stride there, though, so I wound up jumping in my van with a buddy and heading this way. Did you attend college? I did. I went to UMass Amherst. Its sort of like the CU Boulder of Massachusetts, I guess. I majored in English and journalism there. Can you tell me a bit about your new release, Portraits of the New/Old West (Vol. 1) ? Iv...

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