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Although the COVID pandemic has been rough on many industries, theater, with its in-person performances and crowded auditoriums, is one of the areas that has been most affected. Across the nation, actors, companies, and venues have struggled with cancelled seasons and vanishing audiences while expenses, like rents and payrolls, have not disappeared.

While the benefits of staying connected virtually are far-reaching, screen time overload has, as a consequence, become a major issue. We’re going to look at adult screen-time overload – and how to combat it.

When the pandemic forced museums to shut their doors, the Smithsonian found new ways to educate children and families. Innovation, hard work, and reliable broadband enabled the Smithsonian to connect with families around the world to keep the learning.

TV and media play an influential role in our society, and it’s played a significant role in helping to eradicate the systemic racism rooted in America’s history. April 4th marks 53 years since the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., and it’s no coincidence that Lifetime decided to release its new biopic, “Robin Roberts Presents: Mahalia,” the very same weekend.

As Women's History Month wraps up at the end of March, we’ve got our eye on four new and upcoming television shows that spotlight women in unique and creative ways.

March Madness Live is back and audiences are in for the most interactive digital experience of the tournament yet.

Throughout the past year, broadband has played a vital and positive role in keeping the economy going and people connected.