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Rural-urban broadband divide persists

05.17.13

The National Telecommunications and Information Administration's new Broadband Briefs reports show gains and shortcomings in U.S. broadband. Read More »

More home networks, more streaming video

05.15.13

Most households with broadband have home networks, and more and more of those are used to stream video. Read More »

Libraries build public’s online access

05.07.13

A new report details how the U.S. libraries have used federal BTOP funds to improve broadband access and adoption. Read More »

Report: Don’t impose limits on spectrum auction

05.02.13

Proposed rules for the upcoming federal spectrum auction could lose sales and increase consumer costs, say Georgetown economists. Read More »

Yes, we’re being watched. Then what?

03.21.13

Internet security expert Bruce Schneier says that it's happened: "The Internet is a surveillance state." Read More »

Senator Rockefeller urges 1 gig speeds for schools

03.15.13

Senator Jay Rockefeller (D-WV) urged the FCC to hasten its E-rate program to bring schools 1 GB broadband. Read More »

U.S. broadband program aiding public libraries

02.15.13

According to a new report, the Broadband Technology Opportunities Program will improve online access in one-quarter of all public libraries. Read More »

Doctor Internet

01.25.13

A sizable majority of U.S. adults search the Internet for health information. Read More »

There Will Be Libraries

01.25.13

Despite the Internet and e-books, nine out of 10 Americans say libraries "remain very important to U.S. private and public life." Read More »

Cable and high tech: low satisfaction

01.18.13

Social media and cable companies generate a lot of chatter -- and a lot of angry users. Read More »

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