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Under state law, the ILEC must make broadband access service available that meets the Pennsylvania statutory standard download speed of no less than 1.544 megabits per second (Mbps) and an upload speed of no less than 0.128 Mbps.
State law requires districts to adopt Internet use policies or to provide instruction on safe Internet use. Pennsylvania Unconsolidated Statutes 1949 Act 24. Section 4604.
(a) General rule. This chapter applies to users. (b) Legislative Intranet access. Members and staff of the General Assembly who do not access the Internet using the service, but who are routed to or otherwise access the Legislative Intranet to send and receive data within the Intranet, are not subject to this chapter. (c) Agency and entity policies
PUC Chapter 30 regulations require companies to make broadband/Internet service available within 10 business days of a request at a speed equal to or greater than 1.544 megabits per second (mbps) in the downstream direction and equal to or greater than 128 kilobits per second (kbps) in the upstream direction.
J. Purpose; Prohibited Uses. The Library’s Internet resources should be used for educational, informational and recreational purposes only. The Library’s Internet Access shall not be used for personal profit or commercial activities, including the sale of goods and services or fund raising.
6 cze 2022 · HARRISBURG — Everyone in Pennsylvania has access to broadband — at least, according to the definition set by state lawmakers in the early 2000s. But ask residents of rural areas about their internet speeds, and you’ll likely hear about slow connections and outdated technology.
2 cze 2022 · The federal infrastructure bill includes $65 billion for broadband, offering a once-in-a-generation opportunity to bring high-speed internet to rural Pennsylvania. According to the FCC, 13% of Pennsylvanians living in rural areas don’t have broadband access — and the real number could be significantly higher since the federal numbers are ...
