The Pew Research Center recently released important new research on broadband access that demonstrate the importance of advancing low-cost, next-generation broadband for all residents — the mission of Next Century …
(Note: This guest blog post was drafted by Tom Matthews, Tennessee resident and member of Citizens Striving to be Part of the 21st Century.) When my wife and I decided to …
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Last week, 44 mayors and city officials nationwide, including Mayor Andy Berke, partnered to send a letter to the Federal Communications Commission calling for reform that would bring broadband and …
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For Immediate Release Contact: Todd O’Boyle 252-903-3606 todd@nextcenturycities.org 44 Mayors and City Leaders Support Modernizing Federal Lifeline Program to Include Broadband Washington, DC (December 10, 2015) – Today, 44 mayors …
Comcast Corp.’s proposed cable-TV franchise renewal could save low-income senior citizens between $15 and $83 a year on their cable-TV bills – if they apply for a new discount – …
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Twenty-five megabits per second download. Four megabits per second upload. As of Jan. 1, that is what the Federal Communications Commission considers high-speed broadband Internet. It is fast enough for …
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