Connected Nation Aims for World Record to Expand Digital Skills
Connected Nation (CN) is attempting to set a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ title for the longest live stream focused on internet literacy. The effort involves over 25 national and international partners.

Connected Nation (CN), with lead collaborator AT&T and over 25 national and international organizations, is undertaking an attempt to set a GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ title. The record is for the "longest live stream focused on internet literacy," aimed at expanding digital skills worldwide.
The event is scheduled for August 25, 2026, and will challenge participants to maintain continuous engagement throughout the stream to achieve the record duration. This initiative marks a significant global collaboration to address digital inclusion.
Through this global record attempt, CN and its partners aim to raise awareness about the importance of bridging the digital divide and provide resources to help individuals develop essential digital competencies. A diverse coalition of technology companies, educational institutions, and non-profit organizations has joined the effort to support its broad objectives.
The record attempt underscores the growing significance of digital literacy in contemporary society. Connected Nation has a history of working to expand internet access and digital capabilities within the United States, and this project extends its mission to an international scope.