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: ZeroPaidUK SURVEY: 86% Don't Understand Broadband Connection Limits
By soulxtc
Full post as published by ZeroPaid on October 27, 2008 (boomark / email).
FCC Redefines Broadband
At News.com, Anne Broache reports that the FCC will be tracking broadband with more precision and re-defining the lower limits of 'broadband,' FCC approves new method for tracking broadband's reach: 200Kbps speeds are no longer considered 'broadband...
Broadband Penetration: How Does Your Community Stand Up
Internet for Everyone: "Survey after survey shows American broadband quality and access falling perilously behind countries in Europe and Asia....
New Survey Finds Gaps in U.S. Broadband
News release: "Sixty-five million Americans depend on broadband services for work, education, entertainment and communications. But too many other Americans...
Broadband What is the right speed
Policymakers around the world are questioning what is the minimum speed for a connection to be considered broadband. While speed is important, it is only one more element of many others that need to be considered such as, latency, bursting jitter, and symmetry.
Home Broadband Connectivity Breaks Through the Halfway Mark
One of my favourite regular Pew studies: 55% of adult Americans have home broadband connections There was no growth in broadband adoption among poorer families or blacks, while growth was strong among rural residents, older Americans, and those in households earning $20,000 to $40,000 7/2/2008 | Release Washington, DC ? Some 55% of all adult Americans now have a high-speed internet connection at home, according to a May 2008 survey conducted by the Pew Internet & American Life Project...
Long Past Due for Broadband Maps
Washington, D.C. -- During the years that we all have been debating whether we have enough broadband or fast enough broadband, one interesting little detail has always been true -- we really don't know where broadband is available nor do we know what speeds are available...









