DigitalC, in collaboration with Meta, Brings High-Speed Internet to Affordable Housing Residents in Cleveland
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Tuesday, August 16, 2022
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DigitalC today announced that it has teamed up with Meta to make high-speed internet available to residents of four public housing developments in Cleveland.
Key Points:
- DigitalC today announced that it has teamed up with Meta to make high-speed internet available to residents of four public housing developments in Cleveland.
- "It comes as no surprise that poverty and lack of internet connectivity are intertwined, said Sharon Jordan, DigitalCs Interim CEO.
- Our partnership with Meta will allow us to help bridge the digital divide in Cleveland by expanding affordable internet access to more people in need.
- As a result, now nearly 1,100 public housing apartments have access to affordable, high-speed internet.