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24 Aug, 2015

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CenturyLink tests 100 Mbps over copper network in Salt Lake City

Delivering service by using vectoring and bonding technology on an existing copper network is an alternative to building new fiber networks.

CenturyLink tests 100 Mbps over copper network in Salt Lake City

21 Aug, 2015

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New York Attorney General, consumer groups call for investigation of Verizon, NY telecom industry

In a letter to the NYPSC, Schneiderman explained that reports and public hearings aren't enough. A formal proceeding in front of an administrative judge is required "to fully understand the impact of deregulation on consumers and businesses."

New York Attorney General, consumer groups call for investigation of Verizon, NY telecom industry

20 Aug, 2015

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FairPoint accepts $37.4 million per year in Connect America funding

The money will help the carrier expand 10/1 Mbps broadband service to 105,000 locations in 14 states over the next six years.

FairPoint accepts $37.4 million per year in Connect America funding

19 Aug, 2015

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Should Facebook pay its users?

Although Facebook currently uses users? data for targeted advertising, the company is predicting that in an increasingly digital world users? personal information is valuable in itself. Given Facebook?s high market cap, Wall Street seems to be betting on it.

Should Facebook pay its users?

19 Aug, 2015

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Study: 360,000 new broadband subscriptions in 2Q 2015

A Leichtman Research Group study found that in the second quarter of 2015 the country?s largest cable and telephone companies added 360,000 new high-speed Internet subscriptions. The total broadband subscriptions is now almost 88.9 million.

Study: 360,000 new broadband subscriptions in 2Q 2015

18 Aug, 2015

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FCC denies DISH's auction scam

The agency's decision to deny the company $3.3 billion in small business credits that it won by manipulating FCC rules was the right one. It?s a step toward ensuring fair, diverse, and competitive spectrum auctions in the future.

FCC denies DISH's auction scam