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High speed Internet is a civil right

Earlier this week in Pittsburgh, Marge Krueger, Administrative Assistant to the Vice President of Communications Workers of America District 13, gave a statement at an FCC hearing on high speed Internet and the digital future. Krueger spoke about the importance of this advanced technology, and its potential to help people in many different ways.

High speed Internet is a civil right

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Survey finds America kicking it into high speed -- but only where available

While the percentage of Americans who have high speed Internet access at home has increased over the past year, one in ten Americans still cannot gain access to high speed networks, according to a recent survey conducted by the Pew Internet & American Life Project.

Survey finds America kicking it into high speed -- but only where available

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U.S. mayors join the call for universal high speed Internet

Recently the United States Conference of Mayors (USCM) unanimously passed a resolution for high speed Internet deployment on a national level, calling on the Bush Administration, the U.S. Congress and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to work together to develop a policy that makes high speed Internet access a national priority.

U.S. mayors join the call for universal high speed Internet