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Newsweek highlights sorry state of U.S. high speed internet

03 Jul, 2007

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03 Jul, 2007

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Newsweek highlights sorry state of U.S. high speed internet

The latest issue of Newsweek promises its readers "178 Things You Need to Know." One of those things is the dismal state of high speed internet access in the United States.

Newsweek highlights sorry state of U.S. high speed internet

Maryland: Expanding access for everyone

03 Jul, 2007

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03 Jul, 2007

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Maryland: Expanding access for everyone

Despite being one of our country's most wired states, Maryland has had its own problems with high speed internet access.

Maryland: Expanding access for everyone

Another compelling case for high speed internet

02 Jul, 2007

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02 Jul, 2007

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Another compelling case for high speed internet

Mark Lloyd has written a terrific rundown of universal high speed internet access for the Center for American Progress.

Another compelling case for high speed internet

Southern West Virginia gets federal loan for fiber network

29 Jun, 2007

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29 Jun, 2007

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Southern West Virginia gets federal loan for fiber network

Earlier this month, Senator Jay Rockefeller of West Virginia announced $37.9 million in loans to help rural residents of his state connect to high speed internet.

Southern West Virginia gets federal loan for fiber network

Economic growth, courtesy of high speed internet

28 Jun, 2007

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28 Jun, 2007

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Economic growth, courtesy of high speed internet

The latest Business Week features a cover story on the resurgence of our nation's telecom industry and the role that high speed internet has played in jumpstarting that growth.

Economic growth, courtesy of high speed internet

Taking it to the FCC

28 Jun, 2007

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28 Jun, 2007

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Taking it to the FCC

Recently the FCC has been flooded with testimony arguing for universal high speed internet access. Reaching that goal requires the FCC to collect more comprehensive data on the current state of high speed connections across the country.

Taking it to the FCC