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22 Aug, 2007

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22 Aug, 2007

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Buffering till the cows come home

When it comes to entertainment, high speed internet is opening many new doors--but less than half the country can get through them.

Buffering till the cows come home

21 Aug, 2007

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21 Aug, 2007

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Keeping Washington's small towns from dying

Folks living in communities near Spokane, Washington are excited about harnessing the power of high speed internet for their businesses. Unfortunately, due to the lack of reliable high speed service, they're having a tough time taking advantage of these opportunities.

Keeping Washington's small towns from dying

16 Aug, 2007

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16 Aug, 2007

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Out of the way, out of options

Need proof of our nation's deficient high speed internet infrastructure? Just look toward the Tulsa, Oklahoma region, where there are far too few DSL and cable hubs to serve local residents.

Out of the way, out of options

13 Aug, 2007

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13 Aug, 2007

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High speed learning

Whether it's watching educational videos online, partaking in distance learning, or doing research for school projects, students can use high speed internet to get the most out of their studies-- if it is available and affordable.

High speed learning

10 Aug, 2007

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10 Aug, 2007

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Governor leads the way to universal high speed access in Massachusetts

Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick unveiled a plan this week that would invest $25 million into a program dedicated to bringing high speed internet access to underserved parts of the state.

Governor leads the way to universal high speed access in Massachusetts

09 Aug, 2007

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09 Aug, 2007

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A great first step in Ohio

Ohio Governor Ted Strickland has begun chipping away at the digital divide in his state. Strickland has issued an executive order establishing the Ohio Broadband Council. But Ohio will need to act more decisively in order to bring high speed Internet access to each of Ohio's 88 counties.

A great first step in Ohio