Month: March 2023

A UN initiative raises critical questions for the future of internet governance, writes Konstantinos Komaitis.

The introductory deal had been around for years, but the company is now looking at 'different marketing promotions'

Sofia logs in to class on a laptop in Kabul for an online English course run by one of a growing number of educational institutes trying to reach Afghanistan's girls and women digitally in their homes.

Daniel Kalmanson, spokesperson for online University of the People, which has had more than 15,000 applications from Afghan girls and women since the Taliban took over, said students could attend lectures at any time that conditions allowed them to, and professors granted extensions for assignments and exams when students faced connection problems. The non-profit group Learn Afghanistan, which runs several community-based schools in which some teachers run classes remotely, makes its curriculum available for free in Afghanistan's main languages.

New Game Pass subscribers can no longer get their first month for a dollar, as Microsoft has stopped offering its introductory Game Pass promotion.

A statewide survey found Connecticut households without broadband internet service ranked affordability and reliability as the biggest reasons why their homes are not connected. The Connecticut Conference of Municipalities commissioned the survey of nearly 2,200 residents across all 169 towns and

A report published by The New York Times states that inside Cupertino, Apple employees are skeptical about the mixed reality AR/VR headset.

Another report says some Apple employees remain skeptical.

PELL CITY — Hargray, a broadband communications provider, recently began construction on a $24 million, state-of-the-art, fiber-rich network in St. Clair and north Talladega counties.

Dark and Darker has been hit with a DMCA notice by publishers Nexon