Wash. Dept. of Commerce seeks resident help to preserve broadband funding
Access to broadband is important to rural communities because it provides access to economic and educational opportunities that can be hampered by slower internet services.
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OLYMPIA — The Washington State Department of Commerce is asking state residents to help check the accuracy of the Federal Communications Commission’s new National Broadband Map, which notes which parts of the country have and do not have access to broadband internet service.
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