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The FCC is addressing the failure of CableCARD's in its National Broadband Plan that takes further steps to encourage development of the Home Gateway, a device in which consumers can easily and seamlessly access ...
As FairPoint (Nasdaq: FRP) continues to move ahead with its reorganization process, the service provider believes that deregulation in its New Hampshire markets could level the competitive playing field.
Now that this year's fall COMPTEL Plus show in Orlando, Fla. is behind us, I thought we'd take the time to take a look at some the trends we saw during the show.
One of the country’s smallest cable operations grew a little bigger this month with the acquisition of 113 US Cable-owned systems in rural Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Before the billing problems, apartment and building numbers appeared on customer bills.
Texas Wildfire Evacuees Maintain Communications Lifeline http://t.co/zFEier4b #BTOP #NTIA #Bastrop #Smithville #LostPines...
Trying to live up to the high-tech Howard nickname.
Through a Web portal, CalFresh applicants and community partners, such as the San Diego Hunger Coalition and San Diego Food Bank that work with applicants, will be able to check the status of their applications and cases ...
Frontier Communications has announced the availability of Metro Ethernet service to a total of 55 cities in 11 states, with one Frontier representative describing it as perfect for individuals “who are serious gamers, people who download videos and...
Washington policymakers are making a big deal about the valuable role wireless will play in getting broadband to unserved and underserved communities.
Wireless networking has exploded over the last 15 years, but how do our computers and routers work their invisible magic? This deep dive into Wi-Fi lays it all out.
Four supercommittee members sent a letter to President Barack Obama asking about raising money through spectrum auctions.
The FCC recently revealed the members of its re-chartered Advisory Committee on Diversity for Communications in the Digital Age. Link to the complete list is at the bottom of the page.
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However, new government grant are in the works in order to bring high speed broadband services to these colleges. One college that hopes to take advantage of the new grants is the University of Arkansas Community ...
Slow speeds, low caps and high prices have long made satellite the Rodney Dangerfield of broadband connectivity, though ViaSat has been promising that their new ViaSat-1 satellite will change all that.
On the MIRC tour earlier this month, we were able to stop and visit the Computer Commuter in Madison, MN – the souped up bus with the mobile computer lab. I posted a tour of the Computer Commuter earlier.
Click here to view the embedded video. Comcast has been showing off changes to the company’s set top boxes, which have been effectively “dumbed-down” by removing internal processing power for box-based program guides and other content functions and...
According to the Minneapolis Star Tribune… The wireless share of the Twin Cities Internet market rose nearly 7.5 percent in the 12 months ended in March, while traditional broadband providers — Comcast cable and CenturyLink (formerly Qwest...
Online Staff Report Two additional contractors have been selected for the northwest Illinois project designed to bring a reliable, high-speed broadband...
12 Elements to Support a Viable Health IT and Telehealth InfrastructureBecker's Hospital ReviewHealth information technology has essentially become a requirement for all niches of healthcare — rural, urban, state, local, federal and everything in...
Among the interesting points brought up: would a social ballot tool marginalize communities who are not computer literate, do not have access to broadband, or do not speak English? Through October 31st, The Tides Foundation is accepting ...
Since when did community broadband advocates have to be lobbyists, too? Since at least four years ago. Here's why.
OpenRange Communications, the company that scored a $267 million federal loan to build out a rural mobile broadband network, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Thursday leaving the U.S.
An open internet is imperative for broadband growth, research has claimed.
This article is the first in a series on USF Reform. It will discuss the ideas and problems addressed during MMTC’s September policy meeting. Part I – What is the Universal Service Fund?
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