The digital divide continues to grow. Since 2011, Comcast and the Comcast Foundation have dedicated more than $200 million in cash and in-kind support to
Across the nation, the back-to-school-season is in full swing. At Comcast, we have been doing our part to help promote Internet Essentials, which offers low-income
Bret Perkins, the vice president of external and government affairs for Comcast Corporation, works with national advocacy agencies that shape public policy, communication and technology.
Comcast VP teaching his sons to navigate the world through the Internet.
Bret Perkins has taken his sons around the world – without ever leaving the house. Perkins, the vice president for external and governmental affairs for
Despite the wide proliferation of smartphones throughout the urban community — coupled with an inordinate number of minorities engaging in a plethora of social media
Last year, Comcast introduced its Internet Essentials program, which offers specially discounted Internet service for school-age children participating in the National Free Lunch Program. The
First, it was the interactive pop-up book that amazed your little one who pulled, touched and felt the pages. Next, here comes the animated, interactive
No more filling out sign-in sheets and waiting in line at the community library for your chance to use the computer and surf the web
Children in more than 4,000 school districts in 39 states and Washington, D.C., who come from low-income families, will join the digital age. All thanks
Enrollment is now open.
