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17 Nov, 2010

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17 Nov, 2010

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National Education Technology Plan to Transform US Schools

Technology has long been an avenue to greater collaboration and innovation. A new technology initiative released by the Department of Education (DOE) could reform the way students and teachers approach cradle-to-college learning.

National Education Technology Plan to Transform US Schools

17 Nov, 2010

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17 Nov, 2010

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Electronic Health Records Transform Veteran Care

Electronic health records have helped transform care for veterans of the armed services, according to former U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Under Secretary for Health Ken Kizer.

Electronic Health Records Transform Veteran Care

16 Nov, 2010

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16 Nov, 2010

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EU on Net Neutrality: Wait and See

As the debate over net neutrality heats up in the United States, the European Commission is taking a much more relaxed approach to legislation that would regulate the openness of the Internet.

EU on Net Neutrality: Wait and See

15 Nov, 2010

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15 Nov, 2010

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Broadband Connection Can Save American Family $7,707 Annually

High-speed broadband Internet not only gets you connected, but also can save you nearly $8,000 a year according to data issued by the Internet Innovation Alliance (IIA). The study reveals the cost-saving benefits to families, but also highlights the real challenge of the digital divide.

Broadband Connection Can Save American Family $7,707 Annually

09 Nov, 2010

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09 Nov, 2010

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NTIA/ESA Report Sheds Light on Broadband Gaps

Despite the recent increase in broadband adoption rates, a new study has found that significant "adoption gaps" still exist -- leaving African American and Latino populations behind at a rate greater than the national average.

NTIA/ESA Report Sheds Light on Broadband Gaps

09 Nov, 2010

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09 Nov, 2010

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Consumers Could Pay $2.4 Billion for Comcast-NBCU Merger

The Comcast takeover of NBC Universal -- currently under deliberation by the FCC and Justice Department -- could cost consumers $2.4 billion in higher television bills over nine years, according to the American Cable Association.

Consumers Could Pay $2.4 Billion for Comcast-NBCU Merger