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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 »

Federal judge disallows class action suit against tech firms

Silicon Valley high-tech firms illegally prevented job poaching, but a judge has denied workers' right to a class-action suit. Read More »

Six states now protect worker social media accounts

California and Illinois enacted legislation preventing employers from demanding social media passwords from workers. Read More »

California Precludes Regulation Of VoIP

California deregulated fast-growing voice over Internet protocol, because industry asked for it. Read More »

California wireless comes up short

A report to the California Broadband Council revealed that mobile broadband claims are way off the mark. Read More »

AT&T workers in California and Nevada in one-day walkout

CWA workers walk out over AT&T's contract foot-dragging. Read More »

With Federal Help, Broadband Grows In Rural Areas

A report from a national telecom cooperative says that federal help has been key to the growth of rural broadband. Read More »

Telecoms quietly waging war on the right to a phone

AT&T and Verizon are waging a ferocious lobbying campaign at the state level to end universal service - and no one is paying attention. Read More »

BTOP brings broadband to the under-served

Federal reinvestment funding to Broadband Technology and Opportunities Program (BTOP) has brought computer and Internet skills and access to thousands. Read More »

Silicon Valley Tries To Keep Diversity Figures Secret

When it comes to black and Hispanic workers, Silicon Valley too often leaves them out of the club. Read More »

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