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FCC Takes First Step to Boost National Broadband

FCC Takes First Step to Boost National Broadband

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission took the first step yesterday in the effort to create a national broadband strategy.

The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act charged the FCC with creating a plan to give all Americans access to broadband. The FCC began the effort, which will include a series of hearings and meetings, on Wednesday by asking for public comment. The FCC must present the plan to lawmakers by Feb. 17, 2010.

"This commission has never, I believe, received a more serious charge than the one to spearhead development of a national broadband plan," FCC Chairman Michael Copps said in a statement Wednesday.

Read full story: InformationWeek

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