FCC: 93 Million Americans Without High-Speed Internet Access
One-third of the country (or 93 million Americans) don’t have high-speed Internet access at home, according to a new consumer survey released Tuesday (Feb. 23) by the Federal Communications Commission. The report, Broadband Adoption and Use in America, comes about a month before the Commission is due to release its national broadband plan to speed up broadband access to Americans.
Broadband adoption by African Americans, Hispanics, lower-income households, the disabled and senior citizens, trail the national average.
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