Boosting U.S. broadband access will require reasonable fees, watchdog says

By Laurel Adams

The United States has already deployed broadband Internet use to 95 percent of Americans but it will reach the final 5 percent only if month

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Ready, fire aim? Public broadband grants wait for no plan

By John Dunbar

Billions set aside to bridge broadband gap before creating plan on how to spend money

By John Dunbar

Poverty stretches the digital divide

By John Dunbar and The Investigative Reporting Workshop

District of Columbia’s poor pay triple for sub-par Internet service

By Laurel Adams

Excerpts from this story referencing "Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development":

"… ed States has fallen to the middle of the pack among member nations of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, raising concerns about economic growth.The GAO found that cost is one of …"

More cities offering wireless Internet access

By David Baumgarten

Bells call it unfair competition

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Center's suit to get broadband data draws industry interest, comment

By Drew Clark

New FCC chairman had big telephone player as a major client

By Nathaniel Heller

Charities supporting AT&T’s buyout of T-Mobile have financial incentive

By Jason McLure

Networks of influence

By John Dunbar, Daniel Lathrop and Robert Morlino

Excerpts from this story referencing "Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development":

"… gly low in per capita broadband availability. A December 2004 study by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development ranked the country 12th in the world for broadband penetration, finding th …"

Center spearheads efforts to disclose broadband data

By Drew Clark

Telco deployment by ZIP Code at issue in legislation

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Center's suit to get broadband data draws industry interest, comment

By Drew Clark

As FCC Chair Martin resigns, he leaves controversial legacy

By John Dunbar

As FCC Chair Martin resigns, he leaves controversial legacy

By John Dunbar

Broadband money flows to House panel that opposed network neutrality

By Julie Vorman

Excerpts from this story referencing "Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development":

"… mber 12 among the smaller group of developed countries that constitute the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.In its initial September 26 complaint, the Center highlighted President Bu …"

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A move to cut dependence on bomb grade uranium in medical isotopes

By Global Security Newswire

A new incentive reinburses hospitals and medical facilities at a higher rate if they use isotopes from non-bomb grade uranium.

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Fissile materials remain poorly protected

By R. Jeffrey Smith

How an 82-year-old exposed security lapses at nuclear facilities

By R. Jeffrey Smith

Loophole in Senate bill may create nuclear risks

By Aaron Mehta

U.S. deal with europeans limits risk of illicit nuclear bombs

By Aaron Mehta

Excerpts from this story referencing "Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development":

"… nalyses of the world market for technetium 99 published by the Paris-based Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, which some industry officials have argued are not relevant to the United …"