Broadband

Connecticut has been awarded $5 million in federal grants to develop plans for digital infrastructure and expand access to affordable high-speed internet.

A new program announced by Governor Ned Lamont is expected to enhance internet access and reliability for Connecticut residents.

The company wanted to put a cap of 1.2TB per month on regional customers at the beginning of 2021, put it off to 2022, and now are putting it off again.

Connecticut is rolling out expanded internet across the state to help those forced into remote learning and working as a result of the ongoing pandemic.…

AARP Connecticut wants seniors to take advantage of a federal emergency broadband program to lower internet costs. It launched in the spring, but only…

A new report by the state’s comptroller finds that despite years of government programs, 1 million New York households still have no access to the…

Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont has signed a bill into law that will help make high-speed broadband more accessible to residents.The law will require…

Frontier Communications is expanding the availability of its fiber-optic network in Connecticut.The company expects to add 280,000 customers to its…

Connecticut has twice as many residents who lack broadband as Massachusetts, which has two times the population of Connecticut. That’s according to an…

Telecommunication trade groups have filed a lawsuit in an attempt to block a new law in New York that would force them to provide internet service to…