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New CWA Website Exposes Sprint Misinformation

New CWA Website Exposes Sprint Misinformation

08 Sep, 2011

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New CWA Website Exposes Sprint Misinformation

The Communications Workers of America has launched Eye on Sprint, a website that puts Sprint's finances, technology, business, and employment practices under a magnifying glass. It exposes Sprint's self-interest in its attacks on the AT&T/T-Mobile merger.

New CWA Website Exposes Sprint Misinformation

10 Facts About Broadband and Jobs

10 Facts About Broadband and Jobs

08 Sep, 2011

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10 Facts About Broadband and Jobs

Did you know that nearly 18 percent of the new jobs created in North Carolina are the direct result of Internet investment? No? How about the fact that a $10 billion investment in broadband would produce a half million new jobs?

10 Facts About Broadband and Jobs

Opinion: Blocking the AT&T and T-Mobile merger cripples job growth

Opinion: Blocking the AT&T and T-Mobile merger cripples job growth

08 Sep, 2011

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Opinion: Blocking the AT&T and T-Mobile merger cripples job growth

Blocking the AT&T/T-Mobile merger is contrary to getting Americans back to work, writes Art Pulaski, executive secretary-treasurer of the California Labor Federation.

Opinion: Blocking the AT&T and T-Mobile merger cripples job growth

T-Mobile's Value Shaky Without AT&T Sale

T-Mobile's Value Shaky Without AT&T Sale

08 Sep, 2011

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T-Mobile's Value Shaky Without AT&T Sale

With AT&T's bid challenged by the U.S. Department of Justice, T-Mobile continues to lose value. As the fourth-largest wireless carrier, T-Mobile faces increased competition from AT&T, Verizon and Sprint Nextel, all of whom continue to add 4G capacity.

T-Mobile's Value Shaky Without AT&T Sale

The Real Competition For Wireless

The Real Competition For Wireless

07 Sep, 2011

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The Real Competition For Wireless

According to Nathan Newman, telecommunications policy analyst and blogger at nathannewman.org, the real fight for wireless business isn't between carriers, but between carriers and providers of free apps and services.

The Real Competition For Wireless

Rural Health Technology Gets Financial Boost From U.S. Health and Human Services

Rural Health Technology Gets Financial Boost From U.S. Health and Human Services

07 Sep, 2011

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Rural Health Technology Gets Financial Boost From U.S. Health and Human Services

"We need health information technology to bring our health care system into the 21st century," HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius announced in early September. "These funds will help safety net providers acquire state-of-the-art health information technology systems to ensure the delivery of quality care to some of the most remote areas of our country."

Rural Health Technology Gets Financial Boost From U.S. Health and Human Services