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Many seniors still struggle with technology

09 Apr, 2014

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09 Apr, 2014

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Many seniors still struggle with technology

According to the new Pew report, ?... many seniors remain largely unattached from online and mobile life ? 41 percent do not use the internet at all, 53 percent do not have broadband access at home, and 23 percent do not use cell phones.?

Many seniors still struggle with technology

CWA: Senate Bill Encourages Build Out of High Speed Fiber Networks

04 Apr, 2014

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04 Apr, 2014

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CWA: Senate Bill Encourages Build Out of High Speed Fiber Networks

The Communications Workers of America today commended the Senate Finance Committee for moving forward on tax provisions that encourage investment in domestic industries -- including high speed fiber broadband networks.

CWA: Senate Bill Encourages Build Out of High Speed Fiber Networks

Failing Fiber One

04 Apr, 2014

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04 Apr, 2014

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Failing Fiber One

With only 7.7 percent of the U.S. wired for broadband fiber, some people are moving across the country to get high-speed, affordable fiber connections.

Failing Fiber One

U.S. remains world leader in mobile traffic, says Cisco

03 Apr, 2014

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03 Apr, 2014

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U.S. remains world leader in mobile traffic, says Cisco

In 2014, the number of cellphones in the world will be greater than the number of people, and the U.S. will continue to lead in global mobile traffic.

U.S. remains world leader in mobile traffic, says Cisco

Verizon blames NYC landlords for FiOS shortfall

02 Apr, 2014

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02 Apr, 2014

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Verizon blames NYC landlords for FiOS shortfall

With a June deadline looming, Verizon is far from wiring New York City for fiber, and now the company is blaming city landlords for blocking installations.

Verizon blames NYC landlords for FiOS shortfall

Washington Post editorialist slams Comcast-Time Warner deal

01 Apr, 2014

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01 Apr, 2014

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Washington Post editorialist slams Comcast-Time Warner deal

?Can we block a merger just because the two companies involved are jerks?? asked Washington Post editorial writer Catherine Rampell.

Washington Post editorialist slams Comcast-Time Warner deal