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Daily Archives: February 19, 2014
Q and A: How not having Internet access would affect our everyday lives
Interview with a Hoover High School teacher, a high school student, and a recent college graduate. I asked them what they use the Internet for in their everyday routine, if they could complete those tasks without the Internet, and how … Continue reading
Comcast Buyout of Time Warner and the Digital Divide
The recent news that Comcast bought out Time Warner for $45.2 billion in stock happened relatively quietly, but the acquisition has major implications for our country’s growing digital divide. The New York Times blog post describes the inner workings of the deal. … Continue reading
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Tagged broadband internet, Comcast, digital divide, government regulation, monopoly, NBC, net neutrality, Time Warner
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