Internetional Telecommunications Union. "Economies by broadband penetration, 2005" (http://www.itu.int/ITU-D/ict/statistics/at_glance/top20_broad_2005.html)
Almost every economically developed nation has a national telecommunications policy to promote broadband development Âexcept foor the United States. (Jeffrey Keefe, Racing to the Bottom: How Antiquated Public Policy is Destroying the Best Jobs in Telecommunications, Economic Policy Institute, 2005.)
"Based upon the initial proposal from NTIA, the [Bush] administration appears to view this program as little more than an unwelcome homework assignment."
-- Chairman John Dingell (D-MI)
HOUSE DEMS EYE TELECOM REVIEW
[SOURCE: Technology Daily, AUTHOR: David Hatch]
HOUSE GETS FIRST CRACK AT XM-SIRIUS PROPOSAL
[SOURCE: Washington Post, AUTHOR: Charles Babington]
EXPANDING OUR HORIZONS, EXPANDING OUR NETWORKS
[SOURCE: National Telecommunications and Information Administration]
GOD'S WORD, PLUS STATIC, ON CALVARY SATELLITE NETWORK
[SOURCE: Los Angeles Times, AUTHOR: Christopher Goffard]
NET NEUTRALITY DEBATE SPREADS TO WIRELESS
[SOURCE: Technology Daily, AUTHOR: David Hatch]
NEW PROFILING PROGRAM RAISES PRIVACY CONCERNS
[SOURCE: Washington Post, AUTHOR: Ellen Nakashima and Alec Klein]
BUSH ADMINISTRATION FOIA REPORT CARD HITS NEW LOW
[SOURCE: Editor&Publisher, AUTHOR: Mark Fitzgerald]
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