Civil Rights In The Digital Age
01.19.12
Dr. King's fight for full civil rights would today include online access and skills. Read More »
Can we bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S.?
01.18.12
A White House forum, Insourcing American Jobs, explored bringing American jobs back from overseas. Read More »
FCC advances with Internet video closed captioning
01.18.12
Video closed captioning came closer to reality as the FCC moves the 2010 rules along. Read More »
Digital divide thrives on cultural stereotypes
01.13.12
Low-income urban people are neither ignorant of the Internet nor unmotivated, but they do get inferior service. Read More »
Civil rights group urges federal low-income subsidies for broadband
01.13.12
The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights asked the FCC to expand the reach of its Lifeline reform. Read More »
Take music lessons without ever leaving home – really!
01.12.12
Learning music via video hookup has become a surprising growth industry. Read More »
New federal report calls for greatly increased broadband, education investments
01.11.12
A wide-ranging report from Commerce Department cites falling incomes and calls for increased tech investment. Read More »
The digital divide debate continues
01.10.12
Speed Matters explores the debate over bridging the digital divide, from opinions by Barbara Crawford, David Honig and Vint Cerf. Read More »
Bipartisan Senate group urges better spectrum reform
01.10.12
A bipartisan quartet of Senators released a letter to the Senate urging that spectrum reform be thorough and free of micromanagement. Read More »
Top 1 percent at it again, using half of all the world’s mobile bandwidth
01.06.12
A U.K. firm found that the top 1 percent of wireless users worldwide generate half the traffic -- and the percentage is growing. Read More »
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