AT&T has launched a three-year, $100 million program, called AT&T Access All, that aims to provide technology packages--including a new computer, printer and Internet access--to 50,000 low-income families nationwide. Of those families, 10,000 will be residents of California, the state where the initiative was kicked off. Twenty-one households in a Los Angeles Habitat for Humanity housing project received their AT&T packages on Friday.
AT&T's partners in the initiative include
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