Pleased to announce that Amperage Infrastructure Corp has made a strategic investment in Aristotle to support and further Aristotle's mission to eliminate the #digitaldivide in rural and persistent poverty communities. #rural#broadbandinternet https://t.co/XqR6z5Vn8I
New year, same broadband needs: Congress must act NOW to fund the ACP connecting 22M households before funds run out in spring 2024. More from @JohnHendel in @POLITICO:
https://t.co/6OuDXP8aWF
@StevenMasci1@JakeRudh@Trevor_Horn_@asiageoff It’s “Put the blame on VTR” - stood for “video tape recorder.” Later, during the VHS/Betamax wars, it became “Video Cassette Recorder,” and the VCR was born.
@broadbandmoney @fiberbroadband@pjmacres@LiveOakBank@p_verchick93@AristotleBuzz@Bowleel Also see the article about the event:
NTIA Should Remove Letter of Credit Requirement in BEAD Program, Event Hears
Expanding available alternatives to letters of credit will increase the availability of BEAD for small and minority-owned businesses.
https://t.co/cxAernzYW0
@MoshinMiamiMike @mspopok If they refuse to turn over the documents, there can be a presumption that the content of the documents is unfavorable to them. And, if the court feels their conduct is particularly egregious, it’s possible the outcome would be similar to what happened in the Alex Jones case.
@AliaGvR@gtconway3d@MelissaJPeltier Did you get your doctorate in irony? This debate started w/ folks who think PhDs shouldn’t be called “Dr” b/c they aren’t MDs, and here you are triggered b/c folks in the rest of the world call JDs “doctor.”
BTW, the U.S. also uses Esquire, which I prefer. It’s less pretentious.
@AliaGvR@gtconway3d@MelissaJPeltier And in many countries, attorneys are also referred to as “doctors” (it’s a Juris Doctor after all), but not in the U.S.
Interview with Elizabeth Bowles, @Bowleel CEO of @AristotleBuzz at @CalixHQ ConneXions22. Learn how she and her team are working hard to close the digital divide in Arkansas Delta. Click the link below to listen. #broadband#Connectivity#Arkansas
https://t.co/iBOZJMdrQ1
@jeremy_jon_1982 @BrandoHecker@john65411@wyattesq@MaryLTrump “Systematic injustice” is when Mike & John both commit the same crime but John gets off with a fine b/c he’s white & Mike goes to prison b/c he’s not. It isn’t about relieving anyone of consequences—it’s about ensuring everyone pays the same consequence regardless of race.