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Copper

Municipal copper

November 10, 2012Business, Politics, Technologyaccess communication infrastructure, America, AT&T, basic services, Bell System, Broadband, Cable TV, cellular telephone, Connect America Fund, copper, copper infrastructure, copper line phone infrastructure, copper network, Copper wire and cable, Digital subscriber line, DSL, Electricity, electricity moves, Federal Communications Commission, fiber, fiber network, fiber optic, Fiber-optic communications, government services, Internet infrastructure, internet signals, low-end telecom services, municipal copper network, municipal fiber networks, Natural Disaster, New Jersey, New York, New York and New Jersey, Optical fiber, Plain Old Telephone Service, technology breakthrough, telecom infrastructure, telecommunication infrastructure, Telecommunications, United States, Universal Service Fund, US government, Verizon, Verizon Communications, video on demand

Could municipal copper be the future?

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Internet balancing act

August 11, 2012PoliticsAccess, Advertising, bandwidth services, CEO, Computer law, copper infrastructure, copper telephone line network, Copyright, Dalton Caldwell, Democratic Party, Electricity, Facebook, Federal Trade Commission, Free Speed, Google, Internet Access, Internet balancing act It, Internet censorship, internet communities, Internet privacy, Internet Property Attache Act, Internet usage, Internet users, internet whole, law enforcement, Lowell McAdam, lower speed internet access networks, Microsoft, non-advertising, Obama administration, Paul Ryan, PicPlz, Privacy, Security, social media, SOPA, Speed, Stop Online Piracy Act, streaming video, Surveillance, text-based advertising, Twitter, U.S. Congress, United States, Verizon, Web 2.0, wireless service, wonderful technologies

Striking a balance to keep the internet alive.