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21 Nov, 2014

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CWA supports Wheeler?s $1.5 billion E-rate expansion

?The Communications Workers of America supports FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler's proposal to raise the cap on E-Rate funding."

CWA supports Wheeler?s $1.5 billion E-rate expansion

20 Nov, 2014

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New York to get citywide high-speed Wi-Fi

New York City plans to replace public pay phones with a network of high-speed, multi-purpose Wi-Fi kiosks called Links.

New York to get citywide high-speed Wi-Fi

16 Nov, 2014

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Responding to possible Title II broadband rules, AT&T puts fiber build on hold

When President Obama called for reclassification of broadband as a Title II service, AT&T said it would delay building out its GigaPower U-verse service.

Responding to possible Title II broadband rules, AT&T puts fiber build on hold

14 Nov, 2014

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78 percent of Americans have access to high-speed broadband

A new report from the U.S. Census Bureau reaffirms that although 78.1 percent of Americans have access to high-speed Internet, many are still left out.

78 percent of Americans have access to high-speed broadband

14 Nov, 2014

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The Lifeline Program just had a great week

Michael Scurato of the National Hispanic Media Coalition posted the following much-needed blog on the updating of the Lifeline program.

The Lifeline Program just had a great week

13 Nov, 2014

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New international high-tech tariff agreement threatens jobs

A new U.S.-China agreement to further reduce tariffs would act as a tax on U.S. products overseas, and would cost hundreds of thousands of jobs, says one economist.

New international high-tech tariff agreement threatens jobs