FCC, Cable Companies Expand Low-Cost Broadband Access

To sign up some of the estimated 100 million Americans who are not online, the Federal Communications Commission and private providers are trying to make broadband Internet access both less expensive and more valuable. The FCC planned to announce commitments from most of the big cable companies in the United States to supply access for $9.99 a month to a subset of low-income households.

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