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In a first, USDA's Rural Utilities Service (RUS) Telecommunications Program says it's okay for operators tapping hundreds of millions of federal loan dollars for rural broadband access to purchase mobile WiMAX equipment from Alvarion. More
Weekly Roundup of Headlines
» WiMAX: What's Working Now
» Last Stand For Canadian Independent ISPs
» Gartner: Broadband in 77% of U.S. Households by 2012
» U.S. Has No Idea How Wired For Broadband It Is
» New AT&T Broadband Customer Additions Nose Dive
» Meraki Grass-Roots Wireless Network Flourishing in S.F.
» Hold Off on WiMAX Investments, Gartner Cautions
» Clearwire Stock Keeps Falling
» Connected Nation Under Attack for Anti-Consumer Policy
» Internet for Everyone, Connected Nation in Comparison
» Free Wireless Available in More Riverside (CA) Locations
» Swedish Firm to Acquire UK's Moovera Networks
» T-Mobile Objects to Free Service Tied to New 70-0 MHz Auction
» Milledgeville (GA) Partnering with Clearwire
» Vint Cerf: Telcos Hurting National Interests
» Cities Gone Wireless: Safety Or Surveillance?
» UK CCTV Boom Has Failed to Slash Crime, Police Say
» Inspiring Broadband Video at E-North Carolina
» Internet Consortium Says It's Got Financing
» UK Site Compares Home Broadband Packages
» British Telecom Unveils $3B FTTx Plan
» BT Announces "Fiber To The Press Release"
» How Realistic Is BT’s Fiber Broadband Plan?
» BroadbandCensus.com Compares Local Availability
» Canada: Urged to Spend Spectrum Dollars on Broadband
» Connected Nation, Coalition Urges Broadband Legislation
» Can’t Find a Parking Spot? Check Smartphone
» Broadband Wireless Continues to Grow, but Where's the WiMAX?
» ECI to Build Nationwide WiMAX Network in Denmark
» San Francisco IT Worker Arrested in Network Hijacking
» California Bill Expands Broadband Services
» Hartford (CT) Gives Up on Citywide Wi-Fi
» Editorial: Strike Up the Broadband
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