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Revisiting the Blackburn Amendment Debates
REMINDER - Today is the last day to file comments in the opening round of the FCC petitions of Wilson and Chattanooga. Information on how to file here.Last month, we covered the progress of U.S....
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National Journal Traces Growth of Partisanship in Municipal Broadband Debate
In an excellent piece titled “How Republicans Flip-Flopped on Government-Run Internet,” the National Journal outlines the disappointing political evolution of municipal broadband, from a bipartisan...
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Blackburn and Wheeler: Awkward Penpals
Back in June, some sixty House Republicans led by Tennessee’s Marsha Blackburn sent an open letter to FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler expressing their “deep concern” with his support for community networks....
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Community Broadband Media Roundup - October 3, 2014
“The Times, they are a-changin” quoted Chairman Wheeler this week in St. Paul. And with it, must come faster Internet speeds if the United States is going to keep up in the competitive economy....
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Community Broadband Media Roundup - October 10
If the 3 million public comments, the backing of the FCC Chairman, and the support of big tech companies all over the United States wasn't enough, this week we heard more positive rumblings about...
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Blackburn and Tillis Introduce Bill Aimed to Undo FCC Decision to Restore...
Last week, the FCC made history when it chose to restore local telecommunications authority by nullifying state barriers in Tennessee and North Carolina. Waiting in the wings were Rep. Marsha Blackburn...
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Revisiting the Blackburn Amendment Debates
REMINDER - Today is the last day to file comments in the opening round of the FCC petitions of Wilson and Chattanooga. Information on how to file here.Last month, we covered the progress of U.S....
View ArticleClik here to view.
National Journal Traces Growth of Partisanship in Municipal Broadband Debate
In an excellent piece titled “How Republicans Flip-Flopped on Government-Run Internet,” the National Journal outlines the disappointing political evolution of municipal broadband, from a bipartisan...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Blackburn and Wheeler: Awkward Penpals
Back in June, some sixty House Republicans led by Tennessee’s Marsha Blackburn sent an open letter to FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler expressing their “deep concern” with his support for community networks....
View ArticleClik here to view.
Blackburn and Tillis Introduce Bill Aimed to Undo FCC Decision to Restore...
Last week, the FCC made history when it chose to restore local telecommunications authority by nullifying state barriers in Tennessee and North Carolina. Waiting in the wings were Rep. Marsha Blackburn...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Revisiting the Blackburn Amendment Debates
REMINDER - Today is the last day to file comments in the opening round of the FCC petitions of Wilson and Chattanooga. Information on how to file here.Last month, we covered the progress of U.S....
View ArticleClik here to view.
National Journal Traces Growth of Partisanship in Municipal Broadband Debate
In an excellent piece titled “How Republicans Flip-Flopped on Government-Run Internet,” the National Journal outlines the disappointing political evolution of municipal broadband, from a bipartisan...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Blackburn and Wheeler: Awkward Penpals
Back in June, some sixty House Republicans led by Tennessee’s Marsha Blackburn sent an open letter to FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler expressing their “deep concern” with his support for community networks....
View ArticleClik here to view.
Blackburn and Tillis Introduce Bill Aimed to Undo FCC Decision to Restore...
Last week, the FCC made history when it chose to restore local telecommunications authority by nullifying state barriers in Tennessee and North Carolina. Waiting in the wings were Rep. Marsha Blackburn...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Revisiting the Blackburn Amendment Debates
REMINDER - Today is the last day to file comments in the opening round of the FCC petitions of Wilson and Chattanooga. Information on how to file here.Last month, we covered the progress of U.S....
View ArticleClik here to view.
National Journal Traces Growth of Partisanship in Municipal Broadband Debate
In an excellent piece titled “How Republicans Flip-Flopped on Government-Run Internet,” the National Journal outlines the disappointing political evolution of municipal broadband, from a bipartisan...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Blackburn and Wheeler: Awkward Penpals
Back in June, some sixty House Republicans led by Tennessee’s Marsha Blackburn sent an open letter to FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler expressing their “deep concern” with his support for community networks....
View ArticleClik here to view.
Blackburn and Tillis Introduce Bill Aimed to Undo FCC Decision to Restore...
Last week, the FCC made history when it chose to restore local telecommunications authority by nullifying state barriers in Tennessee and North Carolina. Waiting in the wings were Rep. Marsha Blackburn...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Revisiting the Blackburn Amendment Debates
REMINDER - Today is the last day to file comments in the opening round of the FCC petitions of Wilson and Chattanooga. Information on how to file here.Last month, we covered the progress of U.S....
View ArticleClik here to view.
National Journal Traces Growth of Partisanship in Municipal Broadband Debate
In an excellent piece titled “How Republicans Flip-Flopped on Government-Run Internet,” the National Journal outlines the disappointing political evolution of municipal broadband, from a bipartisan...
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