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The companies are facing mounting pressure to enact tougher policies and purge misleading content and accounts.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the necessity of broadband has become incontrovertible.

A network of Facebook pages spreading misinformation is just the tip of the iceberg.

The pressure on tech companies to de-platform Trump has now reached its zenith.

“Which side of history do Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube wish to be on? Their choice is long overdue.”

We asked some of tech’s most forward-thinking people how their work lives changed in 2020, and how their 2021 plans are shaping up.

Broadband connectivity — or the lack thereof — has long been a problem in the United States. The pandemic has shown how essential a lifeline the internet is.

WASHINGTON – On Monday, Congress passed a $900-billion stimulus package that sets aside $7 billion for broadband.

People who have low incomes or who lost their jobs during the pandemic will be eligible for the subsidies.

The bill’s broadband subsidies have been applauded by many as a broadband and connectivity win, and a crucial step toward equity.