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A public-private partnership aimed at closing the digital divide in Cleveland has reached a significant milestone ahead of schedule: Connecting 1,000 households and approximately 2,200 Cleveland residents to low-cost, reliable broadband in MetroHealth’s footprint.
New service empowers thousands of Cleveland residents with access to low-cost, reliable connectivity.
DigitalC says its infrastructure improvements will bring affordable, reliable internet to the nation’s most disconnected city. But can the organization go from serving 1,100 to 40,000 customers in three years?
There has been a 'groundswell' of recognition to include digital connectivity as a social determinant of health — the economic and social conditions that impact health.
CMHA partners with Charter Communications to provide Spectrum Internet to residents in 19 properties Alexis Oatman, cleveland.com © Gus Chan / The Plain Dealer The Plain Dealer/cleveland.com/TNS The CMHA's Riverview Towers complex on West 25th Street in Cleveland. CLEVELAND, Ohio— Charter communications is teaming up with the Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority partner to bring high-speed internet to residents living in 19 of its properties in the effort to stop the digital divide. On Feb. 22., Charter communications announced the partnership with CMHA, where thousand...