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Pew study details "homework gap"

Pew study details "homework gap"

23 Apr, 2015

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Pew study details "homework gap"

A recent study from the Pew Research Center found that roughly 1/3 of low-income households with children do not have access to high-speed Internet.

Pew study details "homework gap"

Comcast, Time Warner deal in trouble

Comcast, Time Warner deal in trouble

23 Apr, 2015

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Comcast, Time Warner deal in trouble

More than a year after Comcast announced its plan to buy Time Warner, the result of the $42.5 billion deal remains uncertain as concerns grow.

Comcast, Time Warner deal in trouble

Google prepares to launch broadband balloons - a loony idea?

Google prepares to launch broadband balloons - a loony idea?

21 Apr, 2015

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Google prepares to launch broadband balloons - a loony idea?

Google is scaling up Project Loon, its year-old initiative to bring Internet access to everyone on the planet by balloon.

Google prepares to launch broadband balloons - a loony idea?

Telecom industry unites to fight FCC net neutrality rules

Telecom industry unites to fight FCC net neutrality rules

19 Apr, 2015

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Telecom industry unites to fight FCC net neutrality rules

Major telecom industry trade groups asked the DC U.S. Court of Appeals to overturn the FCC's newly published open Internet rules.

Telecom industry unites to fight FCC net neutrality rules

CWA, Consumer Groups Raise Concerns about Verizon Landline Sale in California, Texas, Florida

CWA, Consumer Groups Raise Concerns about Verizon Landline Sale in California, Texas, Florida

18 Apr, 2015

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CWA, Consumer Groups Raise Concerns about Verizon Landline Sale in California, Texas, Florida

In comments to the FCC, the Communications Workers of America and consumer groups The Utility Reform Network, the National Association of State Utility Consumer Advocates, the Center for Accessible Technology, and the Greenlining Institute all raised concerns about the impact of the $10.5 billion transaction on consumers and workers.

CWA, Consumer Groups Raise Concerns about Verizon Landline Sale in California, Texas, Florida

OSHA wants information on tower work

OSHA wants information on tower work

17 Apr, 2015

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OSHA wants information on tower work

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has launched a request for information into communications tower construction and maintenance practices.

OSHA wants information on tower work