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In the past 90 days, the world has witnessed a serious escalation in cyberattacks. Some experts are still predicting that the worst is yet to come. Are we prepared?

As expected, the Maryland law that created an online advertising tax is facing legal opposition from lobbying groups backed by Amazon, Google and Facebook. The groups argue the law violates the commerce clause.

New Hampshire Town Backs Broadband Expansion Efforts Voters in Troy overwhelmingly voted in support of a high-speed broadband expansion that would offer residents Internet service for as little as $9.50 a month. Officials say the price would fall as more residents opt in. by Caleb Symons, The Keene Sentinel / March 12, 2021 Shutterstock (TNS) — Residents passed the full warrant at town meeting Wednesday night, including an article funding a broadband expansion project intended to provide high-speed Internet throughout town. Vote...

The Vital Role of Public Affairs Television in Volatile Times From C-SPAN to its state-level counterparts, public affairs television and its minute-by-minute coverage of government proceedings have rarely been more critical than in the past year. After a year marked by a pandemic, recession, contentious elections, racial tensions, the sacking of the U.S. Capitol and threats against state capitols, public affairs television is providing a COVID-friendly infrastructure for supporting public institutions and even helping to protect democratic processes. “This instrument can teach,” said lege...

The company has been growing in recent years, gathering city customers around the world and expanding into curb management and street closure solutions. Now its investors are re-upping, and new ones are jumping aboard.