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23 Aug, 2012

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FCC Decision on Big Cable Deal Will Kill Jobs, Harm Consumers

CWA said today that the FCC's approval of the Verizon Cable Deal will "allow Big Cable to virtually monopolize wireline and video connections to millions."

FCC Decision on Big Cable Deal Will Kill Jobs, Harm Consumers

23 Aug, 2012

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DOJ Approves Cartel

In Huffpost David Balto says the DOJ approved a cartel benefiting cable -- the most disliked businesses in the country.

DOJ Approves Cartel

23 Aug, 2012

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U.S. Ranks 24th in World in Broadband Speed

FCC report: U.S. companies are supplying the world's tech consumers, but here at home we're suffering with bad service and high prices.

U.S. Ranks 24th in World in Broadband Speed

22 Aug, 2012

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FCC Eighth Broadband Report

A new FCC annual report on broadband concludes that unless reforms are implemented, the digital divide is unlikely to close.

FCC Eighth Broadband Report

21 Aug, 2012

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California wireless comes up short

A report to the California Broadband Council revealed that mobile broadband claims are way off the mark.

California wireless comes up short

21 Aug, 2012

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Susan Crawford: Unconstrained monopoly power

Verizon and the cable companies can dictate nearly every aspect of our communications, says professor Susan Crawford.

Susan Crawford: Unconstrained monopoly power