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25 Oct, 2011

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Verizon's FIOS Commitment Stalls Despite Promises

While many Americans in Verizon's service area have high-speed fiber optic FiOS, millions are left out.

Verizon's FIOS Commitment Stalls Despite Promises

24 Oct, 2011

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24 Oct, 2011

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One-quarter of Americans Use Their Mobiles For Health Care Info

More Americans are using cell phones for health care info and to renew prescriptions.

One-quarter of Americans Use Their Mobiles For Health Care Info

21 Oct, 2011

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Universal Service Fund Reform Threatens Big Changes

With the FCC's Universal Service Fund expanding to include broadband, subsidized companies are worried.

Universal Service Fund Reform Threatens Big Changes

21 Oct, 2011

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Survey Finds Digital Divide Holding Steady

While 82 percent of Americans own computers, more than a third have no broadband, says survey.

Survey Finds Digital Divide Holding Steady

20 Oct, 2011

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Mobile Carriers Voluntarily Promise To Insulate Consumers From Bill Shock

Under pressure from consumer groups and the FCC, telcos agree to alert mobile users who are reaching usage limits.

Mobile Carriers Voluntarily Promise To Insulate Consumers From Bill Shock

20 Oct, 2011

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20 Oct, 2011

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House Dems Ask FCC To Develop Internet In Nation's School And Libraries

Four House Democrats asked the FCC to use the Universal Service Fund to improve Internet access in the country's schools, libraries and health clinics.

House Dems Ask FCC To Develop Internet In Nation's School And Libraries