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Major technology fights in Washington will continue in 2012

Online privacy, Open Internet and major mergers all will be back as hotly contested political issues in 2012. Read More »

Six Million Americans Use Mobile-only to Access the Internet

The number of Americans accessing the Internet by mobile only climbed 430,000 in 2011 to six million. Read More »

Genachowski and Knight Foundation name winners of “Apps for Communities” project

Thirteen software apps won $100,000 from the Apps for Communities Challenge, sponsored by the FCC and the Knight Foundation. Read More »

World Technology Conference: Web, Mobiles Keys To World Development

At the huge Paris LeWeb conference, participants urged more broadband and mobile technology as a path to world development. Read More »

Did the FCC’s AT&T/T-Mobile report manipulate the facts?

In its report opposing the AT&T/T-Mobile merger, the FCC altered its own standards of media competition. Read More »

Genachowski: Medical Tech Gains Elude Areas Without Broadband

At the mHealth Summit, FCC Chair Genachowski praised medical communication innovations but reiterated need for broadband build-out. Read More »

New York Times Addresses Digital Divide

A former Obama administration science advisory warns of the growing importance of the digital divide. Read More »

Job Numbers Rise, But We Still Need AT&T/T-Mobile Merger

CWA press release on today’s jobless report and the need for job creating mergers like AT&T/T-Mobile. Read More »

Broadband Speeds: The More You Pay Your ISP, The More Likely They Tell The Truth

The less you pay for Internet, the less likely you're getting the advertised speed. Read More »

Report Emphasizes Need For Robust Wired and Wireless Networks

Report: the strategic importance of broadband and the AT&T/T-Mobile merger could help close U.S. broadband gaps. Read More »

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