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Why America Does Not Need a Costly Federal Broadband Internet Plan

There is plenty of evidence to suggest that giving government control of broadband networks is a bad idea.
By Johnny Kampis
The KFC Double Down as metaphor for modern webpages.

Is Google’s Fight With Facebook Undermining a Web That’s Fair to Everyone?

Google launched Accelerated Mobile Pages to fight Facebook's Instant Articles, but is it undermining the open web's governance structure in the process?
By Brady Dale
At a Stealth Communications fiber optic installation. (Photo: Courtesy Stealth Communications)

Tech Tenants Want Office Buildings With Multiple Broadband Providers

For businesses that exist entirely online, losing Internet access amounts to shutting down. One way to guarantee a building stays connected? Make sure it has more than one path to the Internet.
By Brady Dale
More Cubans will have Internet access thanks to relaxed restrictions on Wi-Fi. (Photo: Calixto N. Llanes/Flickr)

Havana Has Only One Wi-Fi Hot Spot, But That’s About to Change

By John Bonazzo
Check out this atmospheric satellite a.k.a. FACEBOOK DRONE. (Screengrab: YouTube)

Facebook Wants to Build 11,000 Drones to Bring Internet to Africa

By Jordyn Taylor

New York Needs to Up Its Broadband Game ASAP

By Molly Mulshine
We'd avoid this plane. (Photo: Flickr)

Passengers Would Forgo Basic Human Rights, Like Legroom, To Have In-Flight WiFi

By Jordan Valinsky
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