Spectrum will give students free internet for 60 days

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Corporate America is increasingly stepping up to help consumers as the coronavirus crisis continues to pummel the country and keep many people stuck hunkering down at home.
Charter Communication’s Spectrum unit has announced that it will offer 60 days of free internet service for households that have at least one K-12 and/or college student at home.
Internet connectivity is more important now than ever, as it’s the main way most people are getting news updates about the virus — which has now infected more than 5,000 Americans — as well as how they’re performing their jobs and schoolwork as organizations increasingly shift to remote-work situations.
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internet connectivity has never been more important to most people than it is right now, given that hunkering down at home and quarantining to ride out the spread of the coronavirus means people are depending on their Internet connections for everything from news updates to being able to work from home.

It’s not just professionals and people with jobs who are increasingly shifting to a remote-work scenario in light of the coronavirus crisis, however. Schoolchildren, as well as high school and college students, are increasingly seeing their classes canceled outright or shifted to remote, online options. This is why Charter Communication’s Spectrum unit has decided to offer assistance to families specifically with those students in mind.

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