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11 Apr, 2012

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Are children too plugged in?

A study on cyberbullying found that most children have Internet-enabled cellphones by time they're in middle school.

Are children too plugged in?

11 Apr, 2012

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Verizon move threatens growth of home fiber

Home fiber connections increased by 13 percent last year, but Verizon wants to stop building out FiOS, stopping the growth of fiber high-speed connections.

Verizon move threatens growth of home fiber

10 Apr, 2012

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Maryland says no to employer demands for Facebook passwords

Maryland became the nation's first state to ban employers from demanding social media passwords as a condition of employment.

Maryland says no to employer demands for Facebook passwords

10 Apr, 2012

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Boston wins FCC approval to re-regulate Comcast

Because of Comcast's dominance of Boston's market, the FCC has returned the city's right to regulate cable rates.

Boston wins FCC approval to re-regulate Comcast

04 Apr, 2012

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With Federal Help, Broadband Grows In Rural Areas

A report from a national telecom cooperative says that federal help has been key to the growth of rural broadband.

With Federal Help, Broadband Grows In Rural Areas

03 Apr, 2012

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Without free unions can Foxconn improve?

In the wake of the Fair Labor Association report, Apple and Foxconn have mandated improvements, but without free trade unions, can reforms last?

Without free unions can Foxconn improve?