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Rural areas saw less voter turnout in the 2020 presidential election than other parts of Ohio. A new report by the Population Health Institute suggests a lack of broadband access could play a role.
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Older adults often targeted by crypto scammers. The State of Ohio offers tips on protecting seniors from crypto scammers.
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Part of several grants to Historically Black Colleges and Universities across the country, Central State will use a $3 million grant to improve its technology with broadband access.
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Protecting vital company assets can be a tall task for small-to-medium sized businesses lacking a dedicated information technology team or the time to focus on cybersecurity.
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Americans are saving millions per month on internet services through the federal Affordable Connectivity Program but less than half of the millions of eligible Ohioans have signed up.
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Starting this Fall, students at Miami University can earn a Bachelor’s of Science in Cybersecurity. The degree will combine aspects of computer science with the skills and knowledge of security.
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Wilberforce University students and area residents will soon experience fewer dropped calls and ‘digital dead zones’. Thanks to a $2 million gift from BroadbandUSA.
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Akron plans to increase the number of electric vehicle charging stations in the city and introduce a pilot EV car share service as early as this summer.
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The Dayton Development Coalition and Dayton Defense hosted this year’s Cyber Dialogue at Sinclair College on February 27. At the one-day event, industry and academic experts, and government leaders shared knowledge on cybersecurity and national security.
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The National Museum of the United States Air Force hosted the fourth annual mini drone race this weekend. Visitors to the museum were able to see pilots fly their mini drones through a few of the museum’s aircraft.
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In a split vote, the Dayton City Commission approved the police department’s proposed use of something called a Fusus technology real-time crime center platform at their meeting this week.
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The proposal in the Ohio budget would require TikTok, YouTube and other social media to get and verify permission from parents for their kids under 16 to use those platforms.