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Broadband speeds often misrepresented

19 Apr, 2010

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19 Apr, 2010

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Broadband speeds often misrepresented

Broadband speeds often do not live up their advertised numbers, as reported by the New York Times and a recent Federal Communications Commission report. Speed Matters has long advocated for this viewpoint.

Broadband speeds often misrepresented

FCC's Levin outlines plans to get more older Americans online

19 Apr, 2010

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19 Apr, 2010

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FCC's Levin outlines plans to get more older Americans online

FCC National Broadband Plan Executive Director Blair Levin recently spoke at the National Press Club on the need for expanded funding for programs aimed at getting more older Americans online.

FCC's Levin outlines plans to get more older Americans online

Broadband stimulus funding raises concerns

16 Apr, 2010

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16 Apr, 2010

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Broadband stimulus funding raises concerns

As the federal government announces its plans to award the second round of broadband stimulus funding, telecommunications companies are concerned that it targets duplicate projects, instead of expanded high-speed service for unserved areas.

Broadband stimulus funding raises concerns

FCC's Proposed 2010 Key Broadband Initiatives Available

12 Apr, 2010

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12 Apr, 2010

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FCC's Proposed 2010 Key Broadband Initiatives Available

The FCC announced its key broadband agenda items for the coming year — outlining the steps it plans to take to strengthen high-speed Internet availability in the United States.

FCC's Proposed 2010 Key Broadband Initiatives Available

FCC Chair Focuses on Small Business Broadband Adoption

09 Apr, 2010

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09 Apr, 2010

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FCC Chair Focuses on Small Business Broadband Adoption

FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski recently announced a new program intended to drive small business broadband investment. The public-private partnership includes representatives from AT&T, Google, Microsoft, Cisco, HP, and others, and will help the United States maintain its high-speed Internet advantage in the coming years.

FCC Chair Focuses on Small Business Broadband Adoption

Comcast's discrimination against Internet users is wrong

08 Apr, 2010

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08 Apr, 2010

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Comcast's discrimination against Internet users is wrong

The Communications Workers of America is calling on all segments of the industry to continue to abide by the Federal Communications Commission?s four principles for promoting an open Internet until authority is in place that reinforces the FCC?s ability to safeguard against interference in an open Internet.

Comcast's discrimination against Internet users is wrong