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1. • Former Kelley Blue Book publisher dies at 96

     Automotive News· 7 days ago

     Kelley Blue Book, the legendary publication providing new- and used-car information, went digital a long time ago. Vogelheim said the family even received condolences from editors at rival publications ...

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     ACP Funding Over, but These Low-Income Internet Options Remain

     CNET· 5 days ago

     Older Americans, African Americans and Latinos have also relied on the ACP at higher rates. "It's...

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     How to save money on internet after the Affordable Connectivity Program sunsets

     ZDNet· 7 days ago

     On May 1, the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP), a critical initiative to provide affordable...

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     Bob Kelley, publisher of Kelley Blue Book, dies at age 96

     Los Angeles Times· 2 days ago

     Bob Kelley, the longtime publisher of Kelley Blue Book who oversaw the publication as it became an...

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     Bob Kelley, founder of used car guide Kelley Blue Book, dies at 96 | CNN Business

     CNN.com· 2 days ago

     That’s short for Kelley Blue Book, and it’s one of the longest-standing sources for used car values...

6. • Bob Kelley, Publisher of Kelley Blue Book, Pioneered Used Vehicle Values

     Automotive Fleet· 3 days ago

     Kelley managed and published the Kelley Blue Book, building it from a well-known auto value guidebook into a pioneering internet resource. Bob’s uncle Les Kelley (1897-1990 ...

7. • Rest In Peace Bob Kelley, Former Publisher Of KBB

     San Francisco Chronicle· 21 hours ago

     Kelley, the former publisher of the Kelley Blue Book, passed away on May 28th at his home in Indian Wells, California at the age of 96. From its humble beginnings to the comprehensive online resource we know today, Bob's impact has been immeasurable.

8. • The Affordable Connectivity Program Is Over. Here’s Where You Can Still Get Cheap Internet

     The State· 3 days ago

     Through the end of 2024, 14 internet companies have agreed to offer high-speed broadband plans for $30 or less per month with no fees or data caps.

9. • Playbook PM: Donations pour in as Trump seethes

     Politico· 6 days ago

     NOT MISSED CONNECTIONS: “Internet providers agree to continue discounted plans through end of 2024 as federal subsidies end,” by The Hill’s Julia Shapero: “AT&T, Comcast, ...