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New Report on Rural Communities and Digital Device Ownership

 

A recent report looks at the digital device ownership issue from a rural perspective.  Recent data shows that rural residents are less likely to (1) own a desktop or laptop computer, (2) participate in the Affordable Connectivity Program, and (3) have access to computer repair services.  The report breaks the rural-oriented difficulties into 3 distinct categories:  Status Quo, Supply, and Support – and cites recent studies discussing the challenges in each.  The report concludes with recommendations for helping rural America address these issues.   

Households with no computersYou can find the report webpage here: https://links.digitunity.org/rural-communities or download the report directly from here: https://links.digitunity.org/rural-communities-download

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