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Broadband ExpansionWXOW.comLa Crosse, Wisconsin (WXOW) A team of Western Wisconsin community leaders are looking for ways to improve the number of broadband services in our area.
That's reality. Smartphones are changing how departments can respond to emergencies, but connecting to a tower 10-12 miles away may not deliver reliable wireless broadband. Former Homeland Security Secretary Tom ...
With the proposed Broadband Stimulus plan, set forth by the Federal Government to enable rural areas of the country to have access to high-speed Internet services. An old fear has arisen, the erosion of community interactions in small town ...
While agency adoption of cloud computing could save money, large clouds make a tempting target for cyber criminals, cyber security subcommittee says...
A parade of legislators joined those weighing in on FCC chairman Julius Genachowski's speech Thursday outing the agency's planned Universal Service Fund/Intercarrier compensation regime reforms.
The Federal Communications Commission said Thursday it has filed a motion to dismiss Verizon's lawsuit in appeal of the FCC's net neutrality order.
PSA spokesman Kevin McGinnis, a Technology Advisor to a group including eight of the nation's leading emergency medical response associations including the National Association of State Emergency Medical Services Officials (NASEMSO) added, “We...
Small cable operators are complaining that an FCC proposal to reform the $8 billion Universal Service Fund will favor telephone companies.
FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski pushed back on Thursday on the perception that he let telephone companies write the plan for overhauling the nation’s $8 billion phone subsidy system.
Zayo may never be a household consumer broadband player, but in western Ohio their presence will be seen as a wholesale fiber enabler to other broadband providers via the GigE Plus Availability Coalition (GigEPAC).
Job Announcement October 2011 Executive Assistant: Open Technology Initiative The New America Foundation's Open Technology Initiative (OTI) formulates policy and regulatory reforms to support open architectures and open source innovations and...
The primary backers of the ABC Plan Today, Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski is scheduled to deliver a major announcement on reforming the Universal Service Fund (USF) — a federal program designed to subsidize the costs...
Courtesy: Gottabemobile Just two days after the less-than-overwhelming unveiling of the incrementally-upgraded Apple iPhone 4S, the “must-have-it” crowd has begun melting down the customer service lines of AT&T looking for special discounted...
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Almost almost all mobile broadband services proposed by community insurers assist Wifi relationships plus smart phone relationships. It has major speedier connections plus popular with customers as a consequence of ...
The issue of Library Technology Reports that includes Stephanie's article is called "The Transforming Public Library Infrastructure," and includes other articles on community broadband services, wireless network planning, ...
Area leaders and lawmakers joined together for the 9th Tri-State Development Summit in Quincy Wednesday.
Looks like the rural WiMAX project Open Range Communications is at the end of its entrepreneurial trail, according to a news report from Fierce Wireless’s Mike Dano, who says CEO Bill Beans has resigned and massive layoffs are underway as the company will stop accepting new customers.
The Proposed Fund would help bring consumer benefits of broadband to 18 million Americans who are currently denied access to full economic and social participation; unleashing opportunity, innovations and job creation for all Americans.
In the coming year, Wi-Fi is going to become a much more vital part of the plan for mobile carriers transforming them from providers of cellular voice and data to purveyors of connectivity thanks to a new Wi-Fi roaming standard in the works.
To understand this issue it is important to note that most states including California impose a use tax on purchases by residents from out of state retailers. Such laws require the purchasers to voluntarily pay these taxes to their ...
In what may be an early victory for Verizon, a judicial panel announced Thursday that lawsuits against federal Internet competition rules will be heard in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.
BT Openreach (NYSE: BT) is finally making good on its promise to provide a 300 Mbps Fiber to the Premises (FTTP)-based service beginning next spring.
Users in our Verizon forums (both here and here) say that Verizon is sending both residential broadband and wireless users a new e-mail notifying them of some advancements in Verizon's location-based ad technology.
Vince Jordan, an advocate for broadband competition in Longmont, Colorado, wrote the following op-ed for the local paper about the upcoming referendum 2A. He has given us permission to reprint it here.
Over the years consumers have poured more than $25 billion into the Universal Service Fund, a program intended to bring phone connectivity to rural markets, and broadband connectivity to schools and libraries.
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