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Never-ending trouble at Foxconn

Never-ending trouble at Foxconn

24 Sep, 2012

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Never-ending trouble at Foxconn

A melee closed one of Foxconn's largest China electronics plants, after a guard struck a worker at the troubled factory.

Never-ending trouble at Foxconn

CWA Reaches Tentative Agreement With Verizon

CWA Reaches Tentative Agreement With Verizon

19 Sep, 2012

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CWA Reaches Tentative Agreement With Verizon

CWA and Verizon reached a tentative agreement protecting job security and retirement security of 34,000 East Coast members.

CWA Reaches Tentative Agreement With Verizon

Effect of FCC spectrum auction is years off

Effect of FCC spectrum auction is years off

12 Sep, 2012

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Effect of FCC spectrum auction is years off

The FCC is starting the auction of TV spectrum to wireless carriers, but it will take years before it's operational.

Effect of FCC spectrum auction is years off

FCC files to preserve open Internet

FCC files to preserve open Internet

12 Sep, 2012

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FCC files to preserve open Internet

The FCC has responded to Verizon's legal attempt to block net neutrality rules with a powerful defense of the open Internet.

FCC files to preserve open Internet

Chinese students forced to work at Foxconn

Chinese students forced to work at Foxconn

11 Sep, 2012

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Chinese students forced to work at Foxconn

Rushing to produce the iPhone5, Apple supplier Foxconn is using coerced students on the assembly lines.

Chinese students forced to work at Foxconn

Teachers, parents support school and home broadband

Teachers, parents support school and home broadband

11 Sep, 2012

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Teachers, parents support school and home broadband

A digital education group found that both parents and teachers overwhelmingly want more education technology for schools and in the home.

Teachers, parents support school and home broadband