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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 »

Hamlet without the prince

Apple may claim its move to Asia was based on efficiency, but exchange rates were more important, says economist. Read More »

Labor issues of SOPA and PIPA remain

The Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) has been blocked for now, but creators are still losing out to pirates. 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 »

Can we bring manufacturing jobs back to the U.S.?

A White House forum, Insourcing American Jobs, explored bringing American jobs back from overseas. Read More »

New federal report calls for greatly increased broadband, education investments

A wide-ranging report from Commerce Department cites falling incomes and calls for increased tech investment. Read More »

Bipartisan Senate group urges better spectrum reform

A bipartisan quartet of Senators released a letter to the Senate urging that spectrum reform be thorough and free of micromanagement. Read More »

Verizon and cable: bad for the country

Verizon's deals with cable companies will not only curtail FiOS build out, but will bring down wages in the industry. Read More »

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 »

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