- Technology and broadcasting company Hollywall Entertainment Inc. is the rights holder for a vast library of music, film, television, software and game titles that are in demand for entertainment and potential NFT-building purposes
- Hollywall is building its networks across the Eastern seaboard and the Deep South’s “Black Belt” environs as part of its drive to build digital equity in underserved or unserved communities
- The digital equity / broadband equity movement seeks to improve access to Internet-based technology to remove barriers to educational and socio-economic opportunities and achievements
- The “infrastructure” agenda scored a significant victory for digital equity last fall when Congressional legislation that funds river, road, and Internet endeavors, gained enough bipartisan support to win passage into law
Efforts to establish “digital equity” across the country emerged from the shadows when bipartisan support finally pushed through the much publicized and massive “infrastructure” agenda, which effectively puts the ability to travel across the Internet on a par with safe traveling over the nation’s rivers and highways.
The idea that rural, often poor communities deserve the freedom to move beyond the boundaries of their neighborhoods, not only on roads but via high-speed computer connections as well, is exemplified in telecommunication and broadcasting company Hollywall Entertainment (OTC: HWAL) President and CEO Darnell Sutton’s long-standing pursuit of “Fiber to the People” — an effort to empower smaller communities, particularly across the South’s “Black Belt.”
“We will faithfully remain steadfast and committed to our work to deliver on our promised mission of Fiber to the People(TM), inviting a beacon light of hope to inspire those that live within the fringes of some (of) our nation’s most devalued and disenfranchised communities,” Sutton stated after the company announced the formation of wholly owned subsidiary HW Vision a year ago to advance delivery of state-of-the-art services in the realms of affordable high-speed internet access, tele-health, IOT, video broadcasting and nationwide unlimited talk, text and data cellular phone plans (https://nnw.fm/CtXDt).
Hollywall is dedicated to using its vast catalog of music, film, television, software and game library rights to build smart city, fiber network and entertainment investment profits throughout the United States, and also to ensure that such services are available where they have historically been in short supply.
While the infrastructure agenda has met resistance, the new law seeks a solution to economic inequalities that became more critical when the COVID pandemic drove people online at unprecedented levels two years ago for remote working, shopping, socializing and entertainment needs.
The Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) estimates that more than 14 million Americans lack access to baseline broadband speeds, while the internet service-tracker BroadbandNow pegs the number at closer to 42 million, according to a CNET report anticipating technology trends for 2022 (https://nnw.fm/87p7R).
The infrastructure law will provide money to every state to help with Internet infrastructure and for equal access and digital literacy planning under the Digital Equity Act. And the legislation extends a federal discount on broadband service for low-income families while also requiring clear, uniform labeling of internet prices similar to food nutrition labels, according to Consumer Reports (https://nnw.fm/HQwe6).
“The rich nations must use their vast resources of wealth to develop the underdeveloped, school the unschooled, and feed the unfed,” Sutton stated, quoting civil rights pioneer the Rev. Martin Luther King’s 1964 Nobel Peace Prize lecture (https://nnw.fm/68QHw).
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.Hollywall.com.
NOTE TO INVESTORS: The latest news and updates relating to HWAL are available in the company’s newsroom at https://nnw.fm/HWAL
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