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Verizon's Virginia Sneak Attack

25 Jan, 2007

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25 Jan, 2007

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Verizon's Virginia Sneak Attack

Verizon is launching a sneak attack on consumers' rights by pushing for Senate Bill 1143 in Virginia.

Verizon's Virginia Sneak Attack

Local Unions Mobilize to Block Abandonment of Customers

24 Jan, 2007

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24 Jan, 2007

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Local Unions Mobilize to Block Abandonment of Customers

Local unions in Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire are attempting to block Verizon's abandonment of "low-value" land line customers in New England.

Local Unions Mobilize to Block Abandonment of Customers

Tennessee: Wired not Fired

24 Jan, 2007

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24 Jan, 2007

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Tennessee: Wired not Fired

Tennessee wants high speed internet, according to a panel of experts and legislators who found that the state was lagging behind in internet access and that increased high speed broadband was necessary for the economy, government and education.

Tennessee: Wired not Fired

DSL on the rise

23 Jan, 2007

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23 Jan, 2007

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DSL on the rise

For much of the world, DSL is the most common way to access the Internet; in the U.S., however, more consumers get high-speed Internet access via cable.

DSL on the rise

Getting the Facts in New York

23 Jan, 2007

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23 Jan, 2007

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Getting the Facts in New York

A recent study shows that New York appears to have one of the highest rates of broadband access in the country; however this new data highlights the need for improved mapping.

Getting the Facts in New York

Texas Continues to Roll (Out)

23 Jan, 2007

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23 Jan, 2007

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Texas Continues to Roll (Out)

People living in Northeast Texas can expect greater access to high speed internet thanks to a new AT&T plan to offer high speed internet in Texas that was propelled by state policy initiatives.

Texas Continues to Roll (Out)