Logan An Option For Launch Of Rural Broadband
Logan Daily News Reporter
Leslie Gray
January 30, 2008

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Fast Fiber Optic Cable To Link UC Santa Cruz To Statewide Network
Santa Cruz Sentinel
I.A. Stewart
January 25, 2008

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Connect Ohio Initiative Underway
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
January 23, 2008

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County To Consider Fiber Optics
Nashville Tennessean
By Matt Anderson
January 23, 2008

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HHS Awards Grant to Secure Health Information Technology Advancement In the Private Sector
January 22, 2008

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By Ernestine Walls Benedict
Director, Online Communications — Reading Is Fundamental

Reading Is Fundamental (RIF), America’s oldest and largest children’s literacy non-profit, is betting on broadband to help expand the reach and impact of its mission. RIF motivates children to embrace reading as a fun and beneficial part of everyday life. Through a national, grassroots network of thousands of volunteers at 20,000 RIF program sites, 4.6 million children are provided with 16 million free books annually. While these numbers are impressive, there are countless children in underserved communities that we aim to reach.

As broadband continues to penetrate learning environments across the country, particularly in low-income urban and rural communities, RIF is able to cost-effectively extend its reach to children, teachers, parents, and volunteers by providing meaningful and immersive literacy experiences online. RIF is leveraging this richer experience across a greater number of initiatives to take full advantage of the power of broadband.

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Would Mandating Broadband Network Neutrality Help Or Hurt Competition
Christopher Yoo, Journal of Telecommunications and High Technology Law
2004

• Network neutrality risks reducing consumer choice in content and applications.

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Network Neutrality And Tiered Broadband Services
David P. McClure, The US Internet Industry Association
February 5, 2006

• Network Neutrality is a solution in search of a problem.
• Consumers have not been harmed, so no regulation should be implemented.

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The Economics Of Product Line Restrictions With An Application To The Network Neutrality Debate
Benjamin Hermalin and Michael Katz, Competition Policy Center, Institute Of Business And Economic Research, University Of California, Berkeley
2006

• The study addresses the net neutrality call for limits to levels of service available by providers.
• These restrictions can harm consumer’s ability to purchase the service that best fits their needs.

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Network Neutrality-Phantom Problem, Unintended Consequences
US Internet Industry Association
March 14, 2006

• Legislating network neutrality will destroy advances made in broadband and broadband technologies, and could serve to permanently cripple America’s ability to compete in the global economy.
• Do not regulate a problem that does not exist.

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