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Creating better economic & life opportunities by expanding access, adoption, & use of broadband.
Connected Nation Texas is a statewide initiative funded by the Texas Rural Funders to support all Texans in leveraging broadband. Technology, especially widespread access, use, and adoption of broadband, improves all areas of life. We invite you to join us in changing communities and lives across Texas.
The Governor’s Broadband Development Council released its first report in November 2020, which highlights the state of broadband (high-speed internet) connectivity in unserved areas across Texas. You can download or simply read a copy of this report by clicking here.
Learn how we can work together to connect all Texans. Click here to get a quick reference guide.
ABOUT CONNECTED NATION TEXAS
Creating better economic & life opportunities by expanding access, adoption, & use of broadband.
Connected Nation Texas is a statewide initiative funded by the Texas Rural Funders to support all Texans in leveraging broadband. Technology, especially widespread access, use, and adoption of broadband, improves all areas of life. We invite you to join us in changing communities and lives across Texas.
The Governor’s Broadband Development Council released its first report in November 2020, which highlights the state of broadband (high-speed internet) connectivity in unserved areas across Texas. You can download or simply read a copy of this report by clicking here.
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Learn more about the ways we’ve been working to close the Digital Divide and where we’re already having an impact.
Billions in broadband funding: Who decides where it goes and why some states are preparing to challenge those decisions
August 15, 2022Red River County Broadband Committee invites community to attend August 18 broadband project kickoff event
August 11, 2022FCC ANNOUNCES $77 MILLION IN EMERGENCY CONNECTIVITY FUNDING FOR SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES TO HELP CLOSE THE HOMEWORK GAP
August 1, 2022Karnes County Broadband Committee to launch broadband survey, community invited to kickoff meeting July 29
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Billions in broadband funding: Who decides where it goes and why some states are preparing to challenge those decisions
August 15, 2022Red River County Broadband Committee invites community to attend August 18 broadband project kickoff event
August 11, 2022FCC ANNOUNCES $77 MILLION IN EMERGENCY CONNECTIVITY FUNDING FOR SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES TO HELP CLOSE THE HOMEWORK GAP
August 1, 2022Karnes County Broadband Committee to launch broadband survey, community invited to kickoff meeting July 29
July 22, 2022Keep Up With Us
Hays County Broadband Study Suggests Room For Improvement
"We may have 99% access, but the slow speeds make us feel like we have no access at all,” said Pamela Waggoner, Broadband Solutions Manager for #ConnectedNation Texas.
Read the full article: https://bit.ly/3psUQ1J
AT&T contributes $1.1 million to library-based digital literacy programs
#ConnectedNation has provided these areas – also known as Connected Communities – through its Connected Program, which recognize digital literacy training as a need.
Read: https://bit.ly/3w9Hpra
How connected is your Texas county to high-speed broadband?
“We believe that the digital divide should be completely closed.” #ConnectedNation Communications Director, Jessica Denson, speaking with KXAN, on the importance of broadband in Texas.
Read: https://bit.ly/3QCLpZE
King County Broadband Committee invites community to attend August 25 broadband project kickoff
“Broadband is important for agriculture, business, education, & everything between" - County Judge Duane Daniel
More on the work w/#ConnectedNation Texas: https://bit.ly/3SZXlG7
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