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CWA asks FCC to “stop the clock” on spectrum deal

CWA filed supplemental comments with the FCC asking the agency to "stop the clock" on consideration of the Verizon/cable company transaction. Read More »

Opposition to Verizon cable deal mounts

CWA was joined by NGOs and the state of New Jersey in challenging Verizon Wireless' planned cross-marketing deals. Read More »

Communications Workers Seeks Conditions on Verizon Bid for Cable Spectrum

In a filing to the Federal Communications Commission, the Communications Workers of America called for specific conditions on the application by Verizon Wireless to purchase additional spectrum from four cable providers. Read More »

The FCC wants you to help test broadband

The FCC is looking for volunteers to help with its 2012 Measuring Broadband America program. Read More »

Mobile broadband coverage revealed

The FCC released a comprehensive map, detailing who can and who can't access high-speed mobile phone and broadband service. Read More »

Columbia’s Eli Noam says mobile is no substitute for wired broadband

The director of Columbia University's Institute for Tele-Information says that mobile Internet access is insufficient. Read More »

Financially struggling Mississippians lacking broadband

Poverty in Mississippi is aggravated by inadequate broadband, especially for African Americans. Read More »

FCC’s Lifeline survives cuts and aims higher

The FCC resisted conservative efforts to cap its Lifeline program, but took limited steps to extend the program to broadband. Read More »

Exec reveals Comcast may have deceived FCC on wireless spectrum purchase

A Comcast exec's offhand remarks indicate the company bought spectrum for speculation, in violation of FCC rules. Read More »

Civil Rights In The Digital Age

Dr. King's fight for full civil rights would today include online access and skills. Read More »

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