Blogs
Broadband Saving Lives in Africa: Telemedicine’s Impact in the Developing World
Posted May 24th, 2013 by BfA Staff
It is well known that a number of African nations have chosen to forego building out copper wire systems and have jumped directly to wireless for telecoms. The vast majority of Africans use cell phones that are text-based – smartphones are out of reach of many – but standard cell phones are ubiquitous.Read more
Comcast Executive in Philadelphia Inquirer: U.S. Leading the Way in Scope, Speed and Reach of Internet
Posted May 23rd, 2013 by BfA Staff
America’s mayors are meeting in Philadelphia in an “innovation summit” with a focus on broadband access to the Internet.Read more
New Reported Growth in American Broadband: 1.1 Million More Connections
Posted May 23rd, 2013 by BfA Staff
Consumers in the United States have always been promoters and creators of the latest and fastest gadgets. Broadband Internet is no exception. More people than ever are adopting high-speed Internet connections and the U.S. are leading the world in the most advanced wireless technology.Read more
By The Numbers: FCC Data Discredits Crawford’s Arguments
Posted May 21st, 2013 by BfA Staff
On the same day the New York Times published an article using Professor Susan Crawford’s claim that telecom companies are creating an “expensive mess for everyone,” the FCC showed in its new “Read more
Google’s Larry Page: Internet Regulations are Outdated
Posted May 17th, 2013 by BfA Staff
Though the Internet is advancing at an almost unimaginable pace, Google’s CEO Larry Page believes outdated regulations are holding the U.S. back from greater Internet innovation.Read more
Broadband Internet, the Next Green Revolution
Posted May 16th, 2013 by BfA Staff
In his opinion column in the Roanoke Times, Gregory Moulthrop discusses the benefits broadband Internet provides to rural communities around the country.Read more
