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Educate Your Educational Clients (and Prospects)

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Now is the time when schools and other educational institutions are planning their budgets for the next fiscal year. This is an excellent opportunity to discuss upgrades with educational clients and prospects considering revamping or replacing their current communications systems. If not, you have an opportunity to educate them.)

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How To: Upgrade & Save Money on IP Paging in Educational Environments

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Department of Education – Safe & Supportive Schools Grants U.S. Algo Solutions Algo manufactures IP endpoints for paging, emergency alerting, and secure entry in UC, collaboration, and mass notification environments, serving sectors like education, healthcare, and government. Click the image to enlarge.

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FCC Defends Bus Wi-Fi Before 5th Circuit

Broadband Breakfast

FCC , brought by Texas residents Maureen and Matthew Molak , challenged whether federal money contained in the FCC’s E-Rate program, meant to support educational access within school buildings, can legally extend to buses. ” The case, Molak v. Representing the Molaks, attorney David K.

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An Informed Citizens View of the Current Broadband Fiber Kerfuffle

Broadband Breakfast

Rural broadband Internet in this country for the most part remains monopolized, overpriced, insufficiently fast, hampering economic growth and resilience, as well as educational and healthcare  opportunities.  They attract businesses,  creating jobs, and support education. They just did what it took and got it done.

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Updated, interactive map Community Network Map from ILSR

Blandin on Broadband

Communities invest in telecommunications networks for a variety of reasons – economic development, improving access to education and health care, price stabilization, etc. We continue to expand this map with other forms of publicly owned networks, including Indigenously owned networks and telephone and electric cooperatives.

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How Reliable is Our Nation's – and the World's – Broadband Infrastructure?

Broadband Breakfast

Land-based examples of infrastructure damage include trenchers and tractors that inadvertently slice through underground wiring, or Acts of God such as hurricanes and tornadoes that tear apart wireline telephone poles or telecom towers everywhere.    David W.

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Broadband Breakfast on August 7, 2024 - Live from Mountain Connect 2024

Broadband Breakfast

Jenny Miller , Director of Government Affairs, Education Superhighway Drew Clark  (moderator), Editor and Publisher, Broadband Breakfast Over his 27-year career,  Chris Bailey  has worked for both supplier and distribution companies of various sizes.

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