National Broadband Plan: Digital Divide's Impact on Internet Access for Seniors and Minorities

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http://www.NationalBroadbandPlan.org YOUTUBE VIDEO: After the monumental Transition to Digital Television which impacted over 45 million Americans, we are now in a new Digital Dilemma - The Access to Broadband. Currently there are over 90 million Americans who are yet to get on the internet. The other millions of American have internet access and use it sparingly or not at all.

For underserviced communities (seniors, low income, minorities, disable and rural) how will you be able to afford to pay the high monthly interne costs?

DeeNice, the Digital Dynamo provides several cost saving tips and advice to help you through this Digital Transition.

Check out more information at: www.nationalbroadbandplan.org
www.dtvoutreach.org
www.thedigitaldynamo.com.

And while you are here, check out other tips and advice.

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  • YOU CAN GET INTERNET ACCESS AT ANY PUBLIC LIBRARY!!!!! We tax payers are ALREADY paying for free internet for anyone that can’t afford it!

  • @vechorik I have to agree - it should be free good comment and thanks!

  • cable cost seem to keep going up and Im still keep on wondering when it will go down?

    thanks for the heads up

    

  • @23MJLegend probably never - until a competitor brings their cost down. Time will tell.

  • What if I am not a senior? what will be the next thing I need to do when i contact my cable company?

  • @JayT519 You can determine what group of cable programming channels you can do without and purchase the limited packages. Cable companies really don't what you to know about these. but they are available.

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  • This is great information, Cable companies overcharge customers too much. I know all of you will agree with me.

  • @TheCp774 yes Cable Bills tend to be predatory by adding unnecessary charges that consumers miss each month. Personally over 2 years, I have gotten Comcast to credit me back over $500 in over charges. If this is happening to me - can't imagine seniors experiences.

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  • @radiogaga601 she the National Broadband agenda is still in its infancy.

  • Now! this is information! great information like should be in the headlines or in tv!

    Thanks for sharing this and God bless.

    Keep those videos coming.

  • @TheDigitalDynamo You can say that again! 

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