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Why You Should Meet a Scientist

By The Aspen Institute

A Simple Tool to Help Homeless People Feel Human

By The Aspen Institute

Why We Fight Over GMO Foods

By The Aspen Institute

How Broadband Helps Job Seekers

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Here’s the Latest City Getting Google Fiber

High-speed Internet service continues to expand

By Victor Luckerson

AT&T’s $49 Billion Acquisition of DirecTV to Get Regulatory Approval

It would be the year’s biggest media deal, report says

By Robert Hackett / Fortune

Charter Promises To Play by the Government's Internet Rules

If it's allowed to merge with Time Warner Cable

By Victor Luckerson

Why It's Time to Kill the Performance Review

These are today's best ideas

By The Aspen Institute

Showtime Announces Subscription-Free Streaming Plan

After HBO made a similar move

By Daniel Roberts / Fortune

Dial-Up Internet Isn't Dead Yet

The Verizon-AOL deal shows staying power of the first consumer Internet connection

By Dan Kedmey

Google Fiber Expands Into Southeastern U.S.

Plans for Portland, San Antonio and other cities also in the pipeline

By Victor Luckerson

Inside Obama's Net Neutrality Power Play

President Barack Obama’s decision to call for the strictest regulation of consumer broadband Internet is the result of months of internal White House debate over how to push the Federal Communications Commission to propose stronger...

By Haley Sweetland Edwards

Report: You Could Be Overpaying For Your Data Plan

Internet providers are swapping their unlimited data plans for usage-based plans on both mobile and at-home Internet, but consumers aren't aware of how much data they're burning up

By Jack Linshi

Comcast, AT&T: We're Not Big Enough Yet

At a Senate hearing ahead of major merger melees

By Haley Sweetland Edwards

Netflix Will Stop Shaming Verizon on Streaming Speeds

Company still maintains that Verizon is to blame for slow buffering

By Jack Linshi

8 Things You Need to Know About Net Neutrality

As the Open Internet debate intensifies, here's a guide to the FCC, net neutrality, and what's at stake for the future of the Internet

By Sam Gustin

Franken: Congress Doesn't Get the Net

Sen. Al Franken has become one of the most outspoken proponents of the proposed regulations, which would require ISPs to treat all Internet traffic the same, and tells TIME his knowledge of 'net neutrality' sets him apart from his congressional colleagues

By Haley Sweetland Edwards

This Is AT&T's Plan to Smother Google Fiber

AT&T says it wants to explore ways to offer gigabit broadband service to 21 U.S. cities -- in a direct challenge to Google Fiber -- but some skeptics aren't buying it

By Sam Gustin

Netflix Runs Lightning Fast After Comcast Deal

Newly released data shows Comcast's web subscribers are seeing faster connections while streaming video on Netflix after a deal between the tech giants boosted the connection speed by an average 65 percent between January and March

By Sam Gustin

AT&T Aims to Beat Google Fiber in Gigabit Broadband Race

North Carolina has become the latest battleground in the competition to bring gigabit Internet speeds to consumers

By Sam Gustin
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