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FCC Passes Net Neutrality Rules

23 Dec, 2010

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23 Dec, 2010

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FCC Passes Net Neutrality Rules

On December 21, 2010, the Federal Communications Commission passed new Net Neutrality rules to enable "customer choice, freedom of expression, user control, competition, and the freedom to innovate."

FCC Passes Net Neutrality Rules

Genachowski Credits CWA Support for FCC's Open Internet Rules

22 Dec, 2010

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22 Dec, 2010

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Genachowski Credits CWA Support for FCC's Open Internet Rules

In announcing the FCC's Open Internet rules, Chairman Genachowski called the framework one that will protect the intrinsic openness of the web, while creating a place for investment and innovation to thrive.

Genachowski Credits CWA Support for FCC's Open Internet Rules

Broadband is the Answer

22 Dec, 2010

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22 Dec, 2010

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Broadband is the Answer

Broadband deployment will create a stronger foundation for economic growth according to Charles Benton, Chairman of the Benton Foundation and Public Media Inc.

Broadband is the Answer

President Obama Congratulates FCC on Net Neutrality

22 Dec, 2010

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22 Dec, 2010

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President Obama Congratulates FCC on Net Neutrality

Today, the FCC voted to pass a Net Neutrality framework developed by Rep. Henry Waxman and proposed by Chairman Julius Genachowski. President Barack Obama released a statement in support of the FCC?s decision.

President Obama Congratulates FCC on Net Neutrality

Broadband Critical to Economic Growth in America

22 Dec, 2010

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22 Dec, 2010

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Broadband Critical to Economic Growth in America

The recession has hit Americans hard over the past year. With unemployment hovering around 10 percent, and higher for Hispanics and African Americans, much still needs to be done to revitalize the economy and bridge the employment gap.

Broadband Critical to Economic Growth in America

CWA: FCC Vote Moves U.S. Forward on Broadband

21 Dec, 2010

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21 Dec, 2010

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CWA: FCC Vote Moves U.S. Forward on Broadband

The Communications Workers of America applauds the decision by the Federal Communications Commission approving Chairman Genachowski's initiative to adopt open Internet rules and create the stable conditions necessary for critical investment and quality job creation in broadband networks.

CWA: FCC Vote Moves U.S. Forward on Broadband