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Telemedicine can improve health care for the poor

Telemedicine can improve health care for the poor

23 Jul, 2012

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Telemedicine can improve health care for the poor

Disparities in medical care for the poor can be eased by application of telemedicine, say two African American legislators.

Telemedicine can improve health care for the poor

ISPs closer to advertised speeds, but still slow

ISPs closer to advertised speeds, but still slow

20 Jul, 2012

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ISPs closer to advertised speeds, but still slow

U.S. broadband speeds are closer to those advertised, but still lag behind the rest of the world.

ISPs closer to advertised speeds, but still slow

Connect2Compete increasing digital training program

Connect2Compete increasing digital training program

20 Jul, 2012

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Connect2Compete increasing digital training program

The FCC's public-private digital training program is expanding to some 2800 locations.

Connect2Compete increasing digital training program

Broadband still slow in rural America

Broadband still slow in rural America

16 Jul, 2012

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Broadband still slow in rural America

A new report says that most rural Americans struggle along with slow broadband -- much slower.

Broadband still slow in rural America

Can we save universal service?

Can we save universal service?

16 Jul, 2012

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Can we save universal service?

State deregulation of landline service is rampant -- with grim effects for workers and consumers.

Can we save universal service?

Some regulators still wary of Verizon-cable deal

Some regulators still wary of Verizon-cable deal

12 Jul, 2012

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Some regulators still wary of Verizon-cable deal

The FCC may be favoring the Verizon/cable deal, but a report says the Justice Department is still suspicious that the deal locks out competition.

Some regulators still wary of Verizon-cable deal