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The FCC has proposed changes to the E-Rate program, which offers financial support for telecommunications in educational institutions. Chairman Brendan Carr cited concerns over student screen time as a reason for the proposed revisions, which will now be subject to public feedback.
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The FCC has proposed changes to the E-Rate program, which offers financial support for telecommunications in educational institutions. Chairman Brendan Carr cited concerns over student screen time as a reason for the proposed revisions, which will now be subject to public feedback.
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