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12 Mar, 2015

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Cable giants still adding new broadband users

In 2014, 3 million new broadband users signed up: 2.7 million with cable firms and the rest with AT&T and Verizon.

Cable giants still adding new broadband users

06 Mar, 2015

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Breaking the Cable Bundle

Mark Cooper of the Consumer Federation of America urged the FCC to give online video providers the same programming access as MVPDs.

Breaking the Cable Bundle

05 Mar, 2015

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Silicon Valley Rising

Silicon Valley Rising is a new California coalition of labor and community groups that aims to ?raise wages, create affordable housing and build a tech economy that works for everyone.?

Silicon Valley Rising

05 Mar, 2015

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Google to become wireless operator -- sort of

Google VP Sundar Pichai recently said the company will create a cellular plan, as a way "to improve connectivity on mobile phones."

Google to become wireless operator -- sort of

01 Mar, 2015

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How Dish Network scammed the spectrum auction for $3 billion

Through a complex financial tactic, the $34 billion Dish Network claimed a 25 percent ?small business? discount in the federal spectrum auction, saving DISH $3 billion.

How Dish Network scammed the spectrum auction for $3 billion

27 Feb, 2015

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Googling is a bit uneven in Kansas City

As Andrew Schwartzman, long-time public interest media advocate, points out in his daily blog post, Google?s Kansas City project only benefited some.

Googling is a bit uneven in Kansas City