The Digital Justice Campaign has received a mixed response to its four questions from a second candidate for Cleveland’s Ward 14 Council seat — challenger Jasmin Santana.
Santana is running against incumbent Brian Cummins, one of two current Council Members who have endorsed all four Digital Justice proposals. Read more
The Cleveland Digital Justice Campaign received a response yesterday to our four questions from City Councilman Zack Reed, running for Mayor against incumbent Frank Jackson.
We still have received no response from Mayor Jackson. Read more
With the Cleveland municipal election only a week away, the Cleveland Digital Justice Campaign still hasn’t gotten responses from Mayoral candidates Frank Jackson and Zack Reed to our four questions, which were emailed to them more than a month ago.
So this morning Patricia Guinea, Rick Mosley, Tracy Bucher, Alisa Hood and CYC director Bill Callahan (pictured) went to the two candidates’ campaign headquarters to look for answers. Read more
The Trump FCC is now considering proposals to roll back the "Lifeline Broadband" reforms adopted in 2016, disqualify the biggest Lifeline providers, impose new costs on low-income Lifeline users, and take other steps to shrink and disrupt a critical program that provides basic connectivity for millions of Americans.
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