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Google's New High Speed Internet Device TopNews United States Google is set to launch its new fiber optic high speed internet service at a cost of $3000 to $8000 per home. The new internet device that boasts of being ... Flash Mob Woos Google Because They Want to Test High Speed Internet Top Tech Reviews City aiming to woo Google Glendale News Press Organizers deem Saturday's flash mob to woo Google a success Columbia Missourian Chapel Hill News  -Bristol Press  -Asheville Citizen-Times all 258 news articles »

US Hopes Internet Exports Will Help Open Closed Societies - New York Times

 

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US Hopes Internet Exports Will Help Open Closed Societies New York Times WASHINGTON ? Seeking to exploit the Internet's potential for prying open closed societies, the Obama administration will permit technology ... US to promote export of Internet gadgets despite sanctions Press TV US to allow web service exports to strict nations AFP Sudan among countries to benefit from US free 'internet exports' New Sudan Vision Mashable (blog) all 25 news articles »

Video Daily: The Internet Explorer 6 'funeral' - Afterdawn.com

 

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Video Daily: The Internet Explorer 6 'funeral' Afterdawn.com Earlier this week we reported on the "funeral" of Internet Explorer 6, hosted by Aten Design Group, a design firm in Colorado. The service had a coffin with ... Internet Explorer 6 Gets a Proper Funeral NewsBlaze Internet Explorer 6 'Funeral' Held To 'Mourn' Aging Web Browser Huffington Post (blog) Internet Explorer 6 finally laid to rest ZDNet (blog) TECH.BLORGE.com  -Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog)  -Ghacks Technology News all 53 news articles »

FCC Plans to Give High-Speed Internet to All Americans - RedOrbit

 

FCC Plans to Give High-Speed Internet to All Americans RedOrbit The Federal Communications Commission wants to utilize government programs that could help make high-speed Internet accessible for all Americans. ... US seeking 1 gigabit Internet speed for communities Reuters National Broadband Plan Crucial For 'Smart' Power Grids TechNewsDaily FCC to propose revamping Universal Service Fund The Associated Press Computerworld  -FierceGovernmentIT  -GigaOm (blog) all 321 news articles »

Four in five believe internet access is a fundamental right - Telegraph.co.uk

 

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Four in five believe internet access is a fundamental right Telegraph.co.uk In Japan, Mexico and Russia, nearly 75 per cent of respondents said they could not cope without their internet connection. Ninety per cent of those polled ... Internet access is 'a fundamental right' BBC News Four in five people feel Internet access should be 'a fundamental right' Oneindia What is the Internet, a fundamental right or a place for freedom? Ecommerce Journal Mashable (blog)  -thinkbroadband.com  -Web User all 82 news articles »

Consider the Internet for 2020 census, panel says - Computerworld

 

Consider the Internet for 2020 census, panel says Computerworld The report urged the Census Bureau to consider using the Internet and automated telephone systems for data collection, as well as handheld computers for ... and more »

Thank Sex For Making The Internet Hot - NPR

 

Thank Sex For Making The Internet Hot NPR Think back to the early days of the Internet, Coopersmith says. "You had to have the hookup, you had to have the computer, you had to have the willingness ... and more »

White House tweeting spreads president's message - The Associated Press

 

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White House tweeting spreads president's message The Associated Press Obama's campaign team built an Internet-based direct engagement model to win the White House and adapted the plan once in Washington. ... White House tweeting spreads president's message Columbus Ledger-Enquirer all 87 news articles »

Former Internet-fund stars 10 years after the bust - MarketWatch

 

Former Internet-fund stars 10 years after the bust MarketWatch Then the real world intruded on mutual fund managers who'd been Poseidons astride the Internet-stock wave. Where are these tech-stock superstars now, ... and more »