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Franken: Comcast violating terms of merger

Franken: Comcast violating terms of merger

09 May, 2012

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Franken: Comcast violating terms of merger

Senator Al Franken wrote to the FCC and the DOJ about Comcast's violation of its merger conditions, and the FCC's slow response.

Franken: Comcast violating terms of merger

80% of hospitals are unprepared for second phase of the electronic health record implementation

80% of hospitals are unprepared for second phase of the electronic health record implementation

04 May, 2012

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80% of hospitals are unprepared for second phase of the electronic health record implementation

CIOs and health-care providers ask for more time to prepare for second stage of electronic health record program.

80% of hospitals are unprepared for second phase of the electronic health record implementation

Broadband adoption gap narrows, but many are still left without access

Broadband adoption gap narrows, but many are still left without access

03 May, 2012

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Broadband adoption gap narrows, but many are still left without access

A report by the National Urban League highlights the narrowing broadband adoption gap, but notes there is still much progress to be made.

Broadband adoption gap narrows, but many are still left without access

New report touts broadband as the backbone of business and economic recovery

New report touts broadband as the backbone of business and economic recovery

03 May, 2012

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New report touts broadband as the backbone of business and economic recovery

Report by Connected Nation highlights the key role broadband plays in business growth, and the country's continued economic recovery.

New report touts broadband as the backbone of business and economic recovery

CWA Lauds FCC Decision To ?Stop The Clock? On Verizon Wireless/Big Cable Proposal

CWA Lauds FCC Decision To ?Stop The Clock? On Verizon Wireless/Big Cable Proposal

02 May, 2012

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CWA Lauds FCC Decision To ?Stop The Clock? On Verizon Wireless/Big Cable Proposal

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The Communications Workers of America supports the decision by the Federal Communications Commission to "stop the clock" on its review of a proposed deal between Verizon Wireless and large cable operators, noting the action is an important step forward in assuring full disclosure of the potential impact on consumers and the prices they would pay.

CWA Lauds FCC Decision To ?Stop The Clock? On Verizon Wireless/Big Cable Proposal

FCC and Justice Department question ?most-favored-nation? provision in Verizon/Spectrum deal

FCC and Justice Department question ?most-favored-nation? provision in Verizon/Spectrum deal

01 May, 2012

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FCC and Justice Department question ?most-favored-nation? provision in Verizon/Spectrum deal

Feds question MFN provisions as a potential violation of antitrust laws.

FCC and Justice Department question ?most-favored-nation? provision in Verizon/Spectrum deal