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Rural broadband lost in the back roads

Rural broadband lost in the back roads

12 Feb, 2013

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Rural broadband lost in the back roads

Revelations show the federal broadband program, BTOP, riddled with overruns, favoritism and unnecessary duplication of infrastructure.

Rural broadband lost in the back roads

Press Release: Current and Former T-Mobile Employees Meet With FCC Commissioners

08 Feb, 2013

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08 Feb, 2013

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Press Release: Current and Former T-Mobile Employees Meet With FCC Commissioners

Adding human faces to the concern that a proposed merger between T-Mobile USA and Metro PCS would mean more American jobs sent overseas, current and former T-Mobile Call Center employees traveled to Washington D.C. today to meet with three Commissioners of the Federal Communications Commission, FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski?s Chief of Staff, and the Acting U.S. Secretary of Labor.

Press Release: Current and Former T-Mobile Employees Meet With FCC Commissioners

Broadband Adoption and Usage ? What Have We Learned?

07 Feb, 2013

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07 Feb, 2013

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Broadband Adoption and Usage ? What Have We Learned?

As a prelude to the February 7, 2013, FCC/NTIA summit, Vice President and Media and Technology Institute Director Dr. John Horrigan has released a statement on broadband adoption knowledge since the release of the National Broadband Plan.

Broadband Adoption and Usage ? What Have We Learned?

FCC hearings dig into post-Sandy communications failures

FCC hearings dig into post-Sandy communications failures

07 Feb, 2013

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FCC hearings dig into post-Sandy communications failures

The FCC began a series of hearings into the causes of telecommunications failures in the wake of Superstorm Sandy.

FCC hearings dig into post-Sandy communications failures

Bipartisan House group introduces social media protection act

Bipartisan House group introduces social media protection act

07 Feb, 2013

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Bipartisan House group introduces social media protection act

U.S. House members have re-introduced the Social Networking Online Protection Act, or SNOPA, which would keep employers away from your passwords.

Bipartisan House group introduces social media protection act

Foxconn to allow union ? but will it be independent?

Foxconn to allow union ? but will it be independent?

06 Feb, 2013

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Foxconn to allow union ? but will it be independent?

Pressured by the Fair Labor Association, Apple supplier Foxconn will soon begin union elections. But will they be free and fair?

Foxconn to allow union ? but will it be independent?