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Call to Action for a Broadband Strategy

02 Dec, 2008

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02 Dec, 2008

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Call to Action for a Broadband Strategy

In his remarks at a Capitol Hill forum on broadband strategy, Communications Workers of America President Larry Cohen urged Congress and the Obama administration to include broadband polices as part of the economic stimulus package. Cohen joined top officials from a diverse group of communications providers, technology companies, public interest and consumer groups, state and local governments and others who have signed on to the call for action for a national broadband strategy.

Call to Action for a Broadband Strategy

New Report Shows U.S. Lagging Behind in High-Speed Internet Connectivity

01 Dec, 2008

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01 Dec, 2008

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New Report Shows U.S. Lagging Behind in High-Speed Internet Connectivity

The United States ranks 8th place out of 26 countries in the percentage of "high-speed Internet" connections, countries according to Akamai's new State of the Internet report.

New Report Shows U.S. Lagging Behind in High-Speed Internet Connectivity

New Jersey tops residential broadband rankings in latest ITIF report

01 Dec, 2008

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01 Dec, 2008

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New Jersey tops residential broadband rankings in latest ITIF report

New Jersey has the best residential broadband adoption according to the Information Technology Innovation Fund's (ITIF) 2008 State New Economy Index report.

New Jersey tops residential broadband rankings in latest ITIF report

CWA joins the Alliance for Digital Equality

21 Nov, 2008

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21 Nov, 2008

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CWA joins the Alliance for Digital Equality

The Communications Workers of America announced a strategic partnership on Wednesday, November 19 with the Alliance for Digital Equality (ADE), a bipartisan consumer advocacy organization with the mission to facilitate and ensure 'equal access' to technology that seeks to empower all communities.

CWA joins the Alliance for Digital Equality

North Carolina schools getting connected

21 Nov, 2008

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21 Nov, 2008

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North Carolina schools getting connected

North Carolina is taking important steps toward making sure all students in the state reap the educational benefits of high speed Internet. Over two years, the North Carolina School Connectivity Initiative is spending $22 million to connect every school in the state to high speed networks.

North Carolina schools getting connected

ITIF recommends high speed Internet to stimulate economy

21 Nov, 2008

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21 Nov, 2008

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ITIF recommends high speed Internet to stimulate economy

In a new paper recently released by the Information Technology & Innovation Fund (ITIF), Robert Atkinson continues to build the strong case for Congress to include high speed Internet funding in its forthcoming economic stimulus efforts.

ITIF recommends high speed Internet to stimulate economy