The push for a real, no-hype national broadband strategy
May 27, 2009
World-class competitive broadband speeds aren't just something leading-edge computer geeks dream about. Today, fast broadband interconnectivity lies at the heart of American business and agricultural competitiveness. Fortunately, the Obama administration now clearly sees a comprehensive U.S. National Broadband Strategy as a federal government priority.
President Obama’s first major push to build a high-speed Internet superhighway across America in the form of the $7.2 billion stimulus announced in February may be considered insufficient by many. But Michael Copps, the acting chairman of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) says that whatever has been announced so far is just the beginning; going forward America can expect more doses or impetus coming from the Obama administration that will ultimately get every citizen America connected to broadband...
World-class competitive broadband speeds aren't just something leading-edge computer geeks dream about. Today, fast broadband interconnectivity lies at the heart of American business and agricultural competitiveness. Fortunately, the Obama administration now clearly sees a comprehensive U.S. National Broadband Strategy as a federal government priority.
President Obama’s first major push to build a high-speed Internet superhighway across America in the form of the $7.2 billion stimulus announced in February may be considered insufficient by many. But Michael Copps, the acting chairman of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) says that whatever has been announced so far is just the beginning; going forward America can expect more doses or impetus coming from the Obama administration that will ultimately get every citizen America connected to broadband...
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