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New York State Mandates $15-Per-Month High-Speed Internet

New York State Mandates $15-Per-Month High-Speed Internet
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New York State Mandates $15-Per-Month High-Speed Internet

New York State Mandates $15-Per-Month High-Speed Internet
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New York Orders $15-Per-Month Internet for Low-Income Homes

New York Orders $15-Per-Month Internet for Low-Income Homes
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New York mandates $15-a-month internet for low-income households

New York mandates $15-a-month internet for low-income households FacebookTwitterEmail Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced a provision for low-cost broadband access for low-income households across New York state on Friday, April 16, 2021. Pictured is a technician installing broadband in Albany, N.Y. back in 2009. (Times Union Archive) ALBANY – Fifteen dollars a month. That is New York state s newly mandated price for a high-speed internet – otherwise known as broadband – connection for low-income households under a new law signed last week by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, the first of its kind in the United States, he claims. And it can t come soon enough to the Empire State, which like the rest of the country has seen its economic and social structures dramatically transformed over the past 12 months to adapt to government lockdown orders.

Albany looking at creating city-owned internet service

Albany looking at creating city-owned internet service FacebookTwitterEmail ALBANY Mayor Kathy Sheehan is creating a five-person Commission on Municipal Internet Service to look at the feasibility of creating a city-owned high-speed internet service that would compete with Spectrum and other internet carriers available to city residents. The proposed service would model itself on the municipal internet service offered by Chattanooga, Tenn. that offers residents internet service that reaches download speeds of one gigabyte per second for $67.99. Chattanooga s municipal internet has made the city into one of the most technologically-advanced cities in the country, with an estimated $2.7 billion in economic benefits to the city over the past decade.

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