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Doctors slow to adopt electronic records

Despite a major federal push toward electronic medical records, few doctors have wholly adopted them. Read More »

When High Tech means low tax

A Senate committee found Apple was avoiding billions in taxes by shifting profits offshore, but Apple is more the rule than the exception. Read More »

Online education’s digital class system

A California charter school found that many low-income students couldn't pursue online courses because they had no home Internet access. Read More »

Protecting online free speech in the workplace

It's the National Labor Relations Board that protects your right to free speech at work, including speech online. Read More »

Busing the digital divide

Retired educator Estella Pyfrom sunk her life savings into a computer-outfitted bus that bridges the South Florida digital divide. Read More »

FCC: Broadband adoption still shows gaps, slow speeds

The latest FCC U.S. Internet access study still finds large areas of the country with slow speeds. Read More »

FCC Technology Transitions Policy Task Force Seeks Comment on Potential Trials

The FCC Technology Policy Task Force is seeking comment on the major communications transitions under consideration. Read More »

FCC Acting Chair Clyburn Adds to the Connect America Fund

Acting FCC Chairwoman Mignon Clyburn became the first female to hold that office, and announced additional moneys for the Connect America Fund. Read More »

Sprint raises its offer for Clearwire

Sprint raised its per-share bid for Clearwire, topping the last offer by DISH network. Read More »

MetroPCS ends lawsuit against net neutrality

MetroPCS, now owned by T-Mobile, dropped out of the lawsuit challenging the FCC's open Internet rules. Read More »

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