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08 Jun, 2012

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USDA to fund distance learning and telemedicine projects

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced $14 million in grants for telemedicine and education in low-income rural counties.

USDA to fund distance learning and telemedicine projects

08 Jun, 2012

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To help the disabled, mobile needs more spectrum

Mobile technology has greatly benefited the disabled, but to improve it needs more spectrum.

To help the disabled, mobile needs more spectrum

07 Jun, 2012

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07 Jun, 2012

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More than half U.S. seniors now online

Seniors' use of the Internet has climbed rapidly in the past year.

More than half U.S. seniors now online

05 Jun, 2012

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Verizon institutes job-cutting policies

Even as its execs rake in millions a year, Verizon is cutting 1400 union workers and canceling stand-alone DSL.

Verizon institutes job-cutting policies

03 Jun, 2012

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CWA FCC Filing: Verizon Wireless deal widens digital divide

CWA to FCC: The proposed deal between Verizon Wireless and Big Cable would disproportionally negatively impact people of color and lower income families.

CWA FCC Filing: Verizon Wireless deal widens digital divide

01 Jun, 2012

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AT&T may bring good news to its rural line customers

AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson announced that the company may upgrade 15 million of its rural landline customers.

AT&T may bring good news to its rural line customers