Alex Fischer to hand over Columbus Partnership reins to Kenny McDonald
See more at ... Alex Fischer to hand over Columbus Partnership reins to Kenny McDonald
See more at ... Alex Fischer to hand over Columbus Partnership reins to Kenny McDonald
See more at ... Ohio IT Deputy Katrina Flory Appointed Permanent CIO
The company, which provides digital services and payments, has completed the deal after a year of skepticism and criticism from local tech vendors and advocates. It plans to make the first services live in the fall.
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Progressive Insurance is embarking on a hiring spree.
The insurer said it intends to hire up to 6,400 new employees across the country during the remainder of 2021.
See more at ... Progressive Insurance Plans to Hire 6,400 New Employees By Year’s End
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See more at ... Ohio's new CIO sets goals for post-pandemic IT
OITA is excited about the inevitable growth to come from new initiatives and programs in the fields of tech, innovation, policy making, and more. Read about some of the many ways Ohio support and funding is reaching STEM Education (from elementary school to higher-ed!)
See more at ... Rhodes State College receives over $400,000 for STEM student scholarships
See more at ... Here's how new antitrust legislation could effect Big Tech... and you
Washington wants to pick up the tab for tens of millions of Americans’ Internet connections. That may include yours.
The Emergency Broadband Benefit, or EBB, was launched Wednesday to help a surprisingly wide range of people hit economically by the coronavirus pandemic. It can pay $50 every month toward the cost of your Internet service, and it is available to all families who lost some income in the last year and earn less than $198,000, among others. With $3.2 billion up for grabs, the EBB is the largest federal program to help with Internet bills in the three decades Americans have been going online.
See more at ... The government wants to pay your Internet bill for a few months. Here's what you need to do.