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Wi-Fi, Wi-Max, Cell Phones, Wireless Antennas:
Public Health Threat?

Researcher, public policy advocate discuss wireless technology public health and environmental concerns with Southern California residents.

Getting from 4Mbps to 1Gbps:
Information Superhighway Needed

Google calls for information superhighway, with fiber-optic conduit a part of every road construction project.

Santa Fe, New Mexico Wireless Ordinance Passes Despite Residents’ and Industry Complaints

Santa Fe, New Mexico wireless ordinance passes, clearing way for telecom franchise agreements.

Google Adopts Wireline Fiber Optic Plan:
Invite Them to Glendale!

Glendale, California should apply for Google’s high-speed fiber optic initiative, a big improvement over wireless broadband.

Excellent Summary of Cell Tower Issues in
Regional Coalition Comment to FCC

Residents Engaged Against Cell Towers, a Southern California regional coalition including Glendale’s group GOACT, submitted a comprehensive list of concerns to the FCC as a comment for its National Broadband Plan.

Under the Paperweight, May 17-30, 2009

Changing Media, under the Sunroom Desk Paperweight, explores telecommunications and broadband technology deployment, equal and open access to information, and the future of journalism.