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U. S. BROADBAND POLICY
This topic is designed to track news and discussions about public policy for broadband in the U. S. U.S. broadband policy will include news and analysis about the competitiveness of U. S. in broadband, as well as efforts by the Obama Administration and others to improve the availability and affordability of speedy Internet service.
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Is broadband deployment progressing or regressing? Does it seem like broadband policy may be taking two steps forward...
For those who love irony, the story of Detroit is its epitome. Here’s a city that created an industry devoted to...
That Google Fiber is a great thing to have seems obvious: who wouldn't want 1 Gbs fibre to the home? And it's also...
This week, tech giant Google made it official: Google Fiber is heading to Austin. Residents of the hip Texas city will...
Shifting our nation’s communications networks to all-IP is critical to ensuring consumer access to the most modern...
Almost a year ago, Google launched its first broadband internet network, Google Fiber, in Kansas City, and is now...
By Tim Worstall – Given the astonishing speed at which hte technologies are getting better we risk spending a fortune...
By S. Derek Turner – AT&T and other big telecom carriers want to replace the portions of their networks that still...
Somewhere across the vast reaches of social media (I can’t remember where) I came across a small but growing internet...
By Jennifer Martinez – Vint Cerf, Google’s chief Internet evangelist, is expected to make the case for keeping people’s...
By Bret Swanson – No, cable TV is not exactly the same thing as broadband Internet. And Wi-Fi in restaurants and...
By Mike Wiser – The Iowa Communications Network went up for sale Wednesday with a 172-page request seeking private...
By Sam Gustin – The United States government is not going to be providing free WiFi Internet access to consumers...
By Lon Cohen – As other villages have done in the past – including neighboring municipalities like Poquott – Port...
By Nathan Newman – How do we address surging bandwidth usage and bridge the digital divide in a country where tens of...
By Brendan Sasso – A front page Washington Post story on Monday drew widespread attention to a Federal Communications...
By Kristin Peterson – With UNESCO estimating that 90% of communities and individuals in developing areas are without...
The beginning of a new year is always time for taking stock and looking forward. In an area as vibrant as broadband...
No-one can accuse Neelie Kroes of not being consistent. Fresh from pushing ahread with plans for a European Union Cloud...
By George Mattathil – There are two fundamental network technologies: Circuit switching Packet switching Each has its...
By Drew Clark – Today, broadband is the driver for almost all of today’s digital technologies. Of the hundreds of...
By Orjiakor N. Isiogu – “We demand that big business give the people a square deal,” President Theodore Roosevelt said.
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- BusinessWeek
- theneteconomy.wordpress.com
- thehill.com
- pcworld.com
- arstechnica.com
- blogs.cisco.com
- Washington Post
- CNET News.com
- New York Times
- pcmag.com
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