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17 May, 2007

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17 May, 2007

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A High Speed Effort in the Empire State

The New York State Legislature is considering a bill--the New York Telecommunications Reform Act of 2007--that would go a long way toward providing universal high speed internet access in the state.

A High Speed Effort in the Empire State

17 May, 2007

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17 May, 2007

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Taking Measure of the Problem

In addition to CWA President Larry Cohen's testimony before the House Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet, Free Press Policy Director Ben Scott also spoke in support of the draft of the Broadband Census of America Act.

Taking Measure of the Problem

17 May, 2007

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17 May, 2007

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President Cohen takes the SpeedMatters Message to the Hill

Today, CWA President Larry Cohen took the case for universal high speed internet access to the U.S. Congress. He testified before the House Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet, which is chaired by Rep. Edward Markey, who understands the importance of high speed internet.

President Cohen takes the SpeedMatters Message to the Hill

15 May, 2007

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15 May, 2007

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Shedding more light on Verizon's unfair FairPoint deal

We've already explained how Verizon's proposed $2.7 billion sale of local lines in Vermont is a bad deal for residents of New England. Now, former CWA staffer Steve Early has contributed a thorough analysis to The Nation's website.

Shedding more light on Verizon's unfair FairPoint deal

14 May, 2007

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14 May, 2007

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Public and Private Solutions to the Digital Divide

If there's still any doubt that changes in public policy can have a huge impact on high speed internet access, just look at recent developments in Missouri.

Public and Private Solutions to the Digital Divide

11 May, 2007

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11 May, 2007

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High Speed Internet At 35,000 feet

Staying connected is essential for government officials - even the President of the United States.

High Speed Internet At 35,000 feet