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The Public Service Commission of West Virginia wants to ensure that if discontinuation of the current landline system is approved, an adequate service will be continue to be available to both new and existing customers.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsOver the next three years, the Kanawha County Public Library System will have the opportunity to receive grants and reimbursements for cybersecurity services and equipment including advanced firewalls, identity protection and authentication, and monitoring.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe new federal rules say any company, large or small, that offers standalone broadband internet service is required to prominently display consumer friendly labels at the point of sale, including in store and online.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsOfficials with the Federal Communications Commission warn that a lack of congressional funding for a program that provides low-income households internet access could halt broadband services for more than 127,000 West Virginia households.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsSeven private West Virginia schools will receive more than $120,000 from the Federal Communications Commission.
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