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Can new funds transform Mississippi's digital desert into a broadband mecca? - Vimarsana News

Can new funds transform Mississippi's digital desert into a broadband mecca?

Can new funds transform Mississippi’s digital desert into a broadband mecca? Llewellyn Jones Replay Video UP NEXT Mississippi could see more than $700 million in federal funding for broadband over the next few years, thanks to the CARES Act, FCC grants and a possible infrastructure bill. That doesn’t include indirect funding sources such as PPP loans for broadband-related businesses, subsidies for ratepayers, grants for 5G development and older grant opportunities like the FCC’s Connect America Fund. The large influx of investment is likely to dramatically alter the dig...

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The study of Germany is pertinent and chilling - Vimarsana News

The study of Germany is pertinent and chilling

The study of history reveals pertinent lessons. The PBS series on the "Rise of the Nazis" and how democracy died in Germany from 1930-1933 reveal that the antidotes to fascism

Queer Budapest 1873-1961 - Vimarsana News

Queer Budapest 1873-1961

The publication of Queer Budapest 1873-1961 by Anita Kurimay fills a gap in the history of homosexuality in Hungary. This is the first book in English dealing

Theatre of revolution - Vimarsana News

Theatre of revolution

While the March on Rome was significant, writes David Broder, the active collaboration of the Italian ruling class with the fascists was central

Buenos Aires Times | Problems in perspective - Vimarsana News

Buenos Aires Times | Problems in perspective

President Alberto Fernández has sought a back door but he flouts one of the most elementary principles of jurisprudence – an ordinary law cannot override the Constitution.