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06 Jun, 2014

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Sprint-T-Mobile deal would face uphill battle

From the headlines this week, you might think that the Sprint/T-Mobile merger is just a formality or two away. Not so, say many analysts.

Sprint-T-Mobile deal would face uphill battle

05 Jun, 2014

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FCC may redefine broadband

The FCC is soliciting comments on whether to raise the definition of broadband from 4Mbps downstream/1 up to 10 Mbps down/1 up, or even higher.

FCC may redefine broadband

05 Jun, 2014

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FCC issues full broadcast spectrum auction orders

This week, the FCC released the full orders covering the upcoming broadcast spectrum auction, which attempts to balance competing forces among the buyers and sellers of public spectrum.

FCC issues full broadcast spectrum auction orders

02 Jun, 2014

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Double Booked -- Connecting Through Technology

Human interest: working parent Jacob Feinspan writes about the extraordinary capacity of broadband technology to bring people together at a time of crisis.

Double Booked -- Connecting Through Technology

30 May, 2014

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It?s official, Comcast and TW are America?s least wanted

In a new, comprehensive survey by the American Customer Satisfaction Index, Comcast and Time Warner were named as America's most hated companies.

It?s official, Comcast and TW are America?s least wanted

30 May, 2014

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Mississippi company jumps into 1 Gbps fiber race

Mississippi-based C Spire began installing fiber optic cable in a Jackson suburb, aiming to offer 1 Gbps service to subscribers in certain neighborhoods in nine cities throughout the state.

Mississippi company jumps into 1 Gbps fiber race