KINBER and Velocity Network Complete State-of-the-Art Fiber Optic Connection: New Opportunities Designed for Collaborative Study and Education


Pittsburgh, PA (PRWEB) June 27, 2013

Earlier this morning at the 2013 KINBER Annual Meeting in Pittsburgh, State College-based Keystone Inittiative for Network Based Education and Investigation (KINBER) announced that Velocity Network connected the Pennsylvania Study and Education Network to the WQLN Public Media studios in Erie, Penn., and effectively transmitted data to WPSU in State College, Penn. The connection is a milestone for KINBER and represents the 1st time a last-mile provider linked organizations that are not connected directly to the PennREN network.

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KINBER will now use this model as a template to recreate this variety of connectivity with other members and last-mile providers across the state, said Jeff Reel, KINBERs executive director.

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According to Dwight Miller, the former president of WQLN, This connection will let WQLN to do factors they havent previously been able to do. They will be far more effective even though utilizing fewer sources. For instance, WPSU produces Penn State sports applications. To get that HD file to WQLN, they had to put it on a thumb drive and drop it in the mail.

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The connection among WQLN and WPSU will provide every organization with a host of new possibilities that have been not achievable before. WPSU is eager to collaborate on this technology partnership with PennREN, said Kate Domico, interim general manager of Penn State Public Media/WPSU. This direct connection to WQLN will allow us to provide viewers in Northwest Pennsylvania greater access to Penn State programming as quickly as this fall.

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Velocity Network and other last mile providers connect KINBERs member organizations and other interested non-profit organizations straight to PennREN to give access to services and options supplied by KINBER.

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PennREN is managed by KINBER, a non-profit organization devoted to fostering collaboration by way of technologies for greater education and study, K 12 education, healthcare, libraries and public media. According to KINBER, Pennsylvania was the 38th state to generate such a network.

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The availability of PennREN fiber optic connections in Erie location implies other regional non-profit organizations such as universities and hospitals can collaborate with facilities across the commonwealth and take benefit of the opportunities that fiber optic service brings to an organization. For example, a health-related facility can share information with a remote workplace or a professor can lecture to students at an additional facility hundreds of miles away.

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Fiber optic service has the potential to let organizations expand and boost their worldwide communications as well as handle future fees, said Joel Deuterman, CEO of Velocity Network. Currently, Velocity Network is the Erie areas only locally-headquartered provider of fiber optic and Internet services.

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About KINBER

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KINBER is a nonprofit membership organization that provides broadband connectivity, fosters collaboration, and promotes the revolutionary use of digital technologies amongst learning, overall health, media and other anchor institutions that enhance the high quality of life for communities in Pennsylvania through investigation, education and public service. Established in 2010, KINBER is committed to delivering equitable, trustworthy and reasonably priced access, space for collaboration, and digital tools for analysis and education to inspire tomorrow’s scientific discoveries, enable the exchange of suggestions and culture amongst diverse populations, educate the next generation of citizens and revitalize Pennsylvanias economy. Made feasible through a grant from the National Telecommunications and Data Administration, KINBERs 1st project, PennREN, delivers a state-wide platform for connecting non-profit organizations through facilities-primarily based fiber-optic networking. For far more info on PennREN and KINBER, go to KINBER.org.

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About Velocity Network

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Velocity Network is the biggest Fiber Optic Internet Service and Technology provider in Northwestern Pennsylvania. Since 1990, Velocity Network has created the infrastructure necessary to give enterprise-level IT solutions to organizations of any size and budget. From fiber optic Internet and voice service to managed helpdesk assistance, telephone systems and everything in among, Velocity Network is the regions most dependable IT options firm because of their continuous investment in technology and their employees, who are passionate about delivering the appropriate solution. For a lot more data on Velocity Network, check out VelocityNetwork.net.

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Myron M. Cherry & Associates, LLC Brings Lawsuit Against Wells Fargo for Alleged Misrepresentations In Connection With Federal Loan Modification Programs

Chicago, Illinois (PRWEB) October 26, 2012

Regardless of receiving billions of dollars in taxpayer bailout cash, Wells Fargo fraudulently misled and penalized buyers in search of to modify their loans, according to a federal lawsuit. The lawsuit was filed on behalf of Stephanie Watson and potentially, thousands of similarly situated homeowners across the nation. The law firm of Myron M. Cherry &amp Associates, LLC represents Ms. Watson.

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Wells Fargo, according to the complaint filed these days, misled accountable home owners in want of support, telling them to miss mortgage payments and then assessing outrageous fees, mentioned Mr. Cherry. This practice has left property owners in need of help in a worse position than they have been prior to looking for support by way of these applications.

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According to the lawsuit, homeowners searching for to modify their mortgages below the federal governments Residence Inexpensive Modification Plan (HAMP) were intentionally misled by Wells Fargo. The lawsuit alleges that the organization routinely advised buyers that they should miss mortgage payments or otherwise be in default on their loan, in order to qualify for a loan modification. When consumers followed this advice, Wells Fargo charged buyers substantial fees and penalties, reported delinquent payments to the credit reporting agencies and, in the end, failed to in fact modify the mortgage the lawsuit charges. As a outcome of this alleged practice, Wells Fargo avoided modifying mortgages whilst at the identical time collecting huge fees and penalties leaving clients in need of help in an even worse position.

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The lawsuit seeks nationwide class action status and was filed in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois (Case No. 12-cv-8578)

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