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CWA Blog Claims Credit for FCC Data Order, But Ignores Local Company Data

Started by TLF · 10 months ago

Over at the Communications Workers of America’s blog, Speed Matters, the union claims credit for the Federal Communications Commission’s recent order requiring broadband companies to provide the FCC with more information, including data about availability by Census trac ... Continue reading »

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John Earnhardt
11 months ago

So, I'm a bit out of the tech policy game, but just posted on this issue utilizing Thomas the Tank Engine as a tortured hook: http://blogs.cisco.com/news/comments/thomas_the...

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jameswhitmore01
9 months ago

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Johny
7 months ago

Now this is .. interesting

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manhigut
4 months ago

that's good.
mapping broadband can help government while planning internet connection

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Cruise
1 month ago

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sivam
1 month ago

well this is nice to hear.. atleast the government is taking steps to expand broadband..
mortgage loan

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graceglmcooke
1 week ago

Yahoo!, that benevolent purple and yellow Internet behemoth, opened her doors to hungry hackers of all stripes for 24 hours last weekend. The result was over 500 pizzas eaten, 100+ dozen Krispy Kremes demolished, untold gallons of Rockstar, RedBull and coffee liquified, one major rockstar hrsaccount played out and over 50 API mashup projects completed. Here’s a peak at a few of those projects.

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