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22 Jan, 2014

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The DC court decision and the meaning of net neutrality

If you?re wondering what the DC appeals court decision means, read this excellent summary by Kevin Taglang of the Benton Foundation.

The DC court decision and the meaning of net neutrality

22 Jan, 2014

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CWA: SoftBank-T-Mobile US Deal is Non-Starter

According to an official CWA statement, the proposed Sprint takeover of T-Mobile would "... result in job loss for American workers and likely higher prices and fewer choices for consumers."

CWA: SoftBank-T-Mobile US Deal is Non-Starter

17 Jan, 2014

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Robustness and Resiliency in the IP transition

Benton Foundation's Ted Gotsch writes this week about another principle to guide the transition to IP: Robustness and Resiliency.

Robustness and Resiliency in the IP transition

16 Jan, 2014

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Court upholds tech workers? right to class action

This week, the 9th U.S. Circuit affirmed a 2013 ruling saying that 60,000 tech workers can proceed with a class action suit against Apple, Google and other.

Court upholds tech workers? right to class action

15 Jan, 2014

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Wheeler defends open Internet principles

Following the U.S. appeals court decision limiting net neutrality, FCC Chairman Tom wheeler vowed to "consider all available options, including those for appeal, to ensure... a free and open platform for innovation and expression...?

Wheeler defends open Internet principles

14 Jan, 2014

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New OECD stats show U.S. shortcomings

According to the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) the U.S. is seventh in wireless broadband subscriptions, but lags 14th in percentage of fiber connections.

New OECD stats show U.S. shortcomings