University of Virginia / Cazenovia College / Pew Research Center / State University of New York / University of Texas / /
IndustryTerm
Internet access / job search / online onramp / communications technologies / Internet Essentials program / wireless usage patterns / untethered Internet use / wireless networks / online users / Internet applications / online survey frame / wireless habits / phone calls using services / wireless routers / wireless technology / online habits / Internet use / mobile wireless / social networking / government services / home networking / wireless Internet / Internet policy / digital and social media / high-speed Internet / wireless Internet use / white adult Internet users / home energy use / Internet users / adult Internet users / particular online activities / public networks / wireless access / portable computing devices / having wireless networks / /
Organization
State University of New York at Buffalo School of Law / University of Texas at Austin / Alliance for Excellent Education / Pew Research Center / Rutgers University School of Communication and Information / LEAD Commission / University of Virginia / Federal Communications Commission / Access government / Cazenovia College / TechNet / Joint Center for Political & Economic Studies / Minority Media & Telecommunications Council / /
Person
John B. Horrigan / Jason Llorenz / /
Position
driver / Board Member / professor / researcher and advocate / author / communications and technology policy consultant / /
Communities & Wi-Fi: African Americans and Latinos are heaviest users of Wi-Fi networks and use them as pathways to education, jobs, entertainment, and increased efficiency John B. Horrigan, PhD