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Amazon, Microsoft join Italy’s initiative to offer free Wi-Fi, eBooks

153 pointsby Lagogardaabout 5 years ago

4 comments

Kiptersabout 5 years ago
As far as I can see, Teams is going to gain A TON of users in the coming weeks, most universities and schools are starting to use it to provide online lessons to their students, far more than Meet
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OJFordabout 5 years ago
I'm fairly concerned about SARS-CoV-2, and think it's going to be absolutely awful - but although it's already terrible in Italy I don't think it's yet terrible enough that I believe this is a genuine outpouring of moral solidarity. Maybe that doesn't matter, but my gut reaction is pretty far from 'oh that's jolly good of them'.
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solsticeabout 5 years ago
I hope that this Corona virus epidemic is going to be the thing that finally pushes broadband expansion to the countryside in Germany...
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chenlianmtabout 5 years ago
This is awesome for students from poorer districts who have no access to the internet when COVID-19 keeps them from school. A fairly good move for education equality. Besides, it would be better if free (cheap) tablets are also offered.