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Texas' big plan for closing the digital divide: at-home broadband internet for every student FacebookTwitterEmail 1of6 Luis Rodriguez, Xfinity comp tech supervisor, is shown with a home modem Thursday, March 4, 2021 in Houston. Texas Education Agency officials are targeting a new, unprecedented goal in the coming years to ensure all public-school students have at-home broadband internet.Melissa Phillip, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 2of6 Luis Rodriguez, Xfinity comp tech supervisor, is shown at a cable box outside a home Thursday, March 4, 2021 in Houston. Texas Edu...

Overwhelming number of broken pipes after freeze prompts Bexar County to enter plumbing dispatch business FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 Sotero Gutierrez cleans a row of chairs inside the Freeman Coliseum on Feb. 10, 2021. Bexar County commissioners received an update Tuesday on improvements at county facilities to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and protect public health. About $1.2 million in upgrades were made at the coliseum and surrounding grounds, according to a staff report.Kin Man Hui /Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 2of2 Plumber Alex Ortega of Beyer Boys works on rupture pipes on a ho...

Krugman: Be skeptical of those who offer too much choice March 4, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Texas Lt. Gov Dan Patrick recently said people hit with sky high power bills should have “read the fine print.” Funny, isn’t it, how politicians who denounce liberal elitists sneer when ordinary Americans get into trouble?Tim Fischer /Midland Reporter-Telegram Dan Patrick, the lieutenant governor of Texas, is clearly what my father would have called a piece of work. Early in the pandemic he made headlines by saying that older Americans should be willing to risk death so that younger people could ...

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How Female Executives Are Leading the International Streaming Business Diane Garrett, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Streaming heavyweights have big global aspirations, and they’re relying on a growing cadre of women to realize them. Female leaders abound at Netflix and Amazon Studios, where international programming initiatives are well underway, and they occupy top roles at Disney, Viacom and HBO Max as the businesses expand globally. In a sign of how important these initiatives are to Netflix, the streamer elevated Bela Bajaria, formerly head of local-language programming, to head of ...