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27 Feb, 2014

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FCC speed test for iPhone announced

Chairman Tom Wheeler announced the release of the FCC's free Speed Test app for iOS devices, as part of the commission's Measuring Broadband America program.

FCC speed test for iPhone announced

26 Feb, 2014

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New York Mayor Bill de Blasio rags on FiOS

As New York City Public Advocate Bill de Blasio had often complained that Verizon?s FiOS broadband service was underbuilt and overpriced. Now he's mayor and he's still saying it.

New York Mayor Bill de Blasio rags on FiOS

26 Feb, 2014

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Minnesota Senator warns Sprint and T-Mobile

Senator Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) today warned Sprint and T-Mobile that any attempt to consolidate the wireless market "will naturally raise concerns."

Minnesota Senator warns Sprint and T-Mobile

20 Feb, 2014

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Support for Wheeler?s Open Internet announcement

In pursuing new rules to sustain an Open Internet,it appears that that FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler has found a middle ground which is finding support among consumers, labor, ISPs, and policymakers.

Support for Wheeler?s Open Internet announcement

20 Feb, 2014

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Americans tell ISPs, don?t mess with our Internet

According to Consumer Reports, 71 percent of U.S. broadband households would switch ISPs if their present carrier tried throttle or overcharge for video and other streaming services.

Americans tell ISPs, don?t mess with our Internet

19 Feb, 2014

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Wheeler tries new approach to net neutrality

FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler issued a convincing statement in support of Open Internet rules and FCC regulation, proposing three new rules and issuing a challenge to industry.

Wheeler tries new approach to net neutrality