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FCC looks at revamping E-Rate program

FCC looks at revamping E-Rate program

01 Jul, 2013

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FCC looks at revamping E-Rate program

Acting FCC Chair Mignon Clyburn wants to use the E-Rate program to " close our education system?s bandwidth gap."

FCC looks at revamping E-Rate program

FCC will run National Broadband Map

FCC will run National Broadband Map

30 Jun, 2013

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FCC will run National Broadband Map

The FCC is taking over maintain the National Broadband Map from the NTIA, but is not planning to include critical pricing data.

FCC will run National Broadband Map

Verizon?s Landline Fight Heads to the Catskills

Verizon?s Landline Fight Heads to the Catskills

28 Jun, 2013

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Verizon?s Landline Fight Heads to the Catskills

Verizon is continuing their attempt to push customers towards Voice Link, a service that transmits calls over a wireless network, instead of fixing phone lines.

Verizon?s Landline Fight Heads to the Catskills

Judging the open Internet

Judging the open Internet

26 Jun, 2013

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Judging the open Internet

A three-judge panel will hear Verizon's challenge to FCC authority over net neutrality in DC this coming September.

Judging the open Internet

Engineering and law make tech more accessible

Engineering and law make tech more accessible

25 Jun, 2013

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Engineering and law make tech more accessible

High-tech companies market more to the disabled and seniors, and the FCC is demanding telephone accessibility for hearing aid users.

Engineering and law make tech more accessible

Intelligence community and Silicon Valley grew up together

Intelligence community and Silicon Valley grew up together

25 Jun, 2013

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Intelligence community and Silicon Valley grew up together

The NSA and Silicon Valley? Their ties are old and deep.

Intelligence community and Silicon Valley grew up together