FCC seeks input on changes to school and library internet funding
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is asking for public feedback on how it manages the E-Rate program. This program provides discounts to help schools and libraries pay for high-speed internet and networking equipment.
Why it matters: This is a request for comments, not a new rule. If the FCC decides to move forward with changes based on this feedback, it could change how schools and libraries filter internet content or how they apply for funding.
Who it affects
- K-12 schools and universities
This is a proposed rule from the FCC; readers should consult the Federal Register for specific details and deadlines.
Agency: Federal Communications Commission
Source: Federal Register — read the official document