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22 Jan, 2007
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New Report: Speeding Up Our Internet and Our Economy

Technology has been a driving force behind the United States' ascension to the top of the global economy. But as the 21st Century unfolds, we are seriously lagging when it comes to high speed internet access. Americans pay far more for much slower speeds than most other developed countries. Last week, we released a new whitepaper, "Speed Matters: Affordable High Speed Internet for All", to explain the problem and explore solutions.

New Report: Speeding Up Our Internet and Our Economy

13 Jan, 2007
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Internet, Interrupted

As several area North Carolina schools have discovered, high speed internet is hard to come by. Fast, reliable internet access is so sparse in rural parts of the state that townspeople and schools have to fight over the few high-speed hubs in town: schools and libraries. The alternative is slow dial-up, which often gets interrupted and is grossly unreliable.

Internet, Interrupted

10 Jan, 2007
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Copps and Adelstein dissent in FCC's vote for Verizon-FairPoint sale

The decision by the majority of the Federal Communications Commission to endorse Verizon's proposed New England sale to FairPoint Communications is ill-advised and premature, coming even before final determinations have been made by regulators in both Vermont and New Hampshire.

Copps and Adelstein dissent in FCC's vote for Verizon-FairPoint sale

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