Poor residents of Washington, D.C. receive the worst Internet service and pay three times more than wealthier neighborhoods, according to a recent survey. The Investigative Reporting Workshop at American University analyzed customer test speeds in the metropolitan area. The survey analyzed pricing by looking at the price of megabit per second, a way of pricing […]
Category: Well Connected
A comprehensive report on the business and legislative influences behind our nation’s information networks, including who rules on net neutrality, media ownership, Hollywood’s anti-piracy “broadcast flag,” and telephone access charges set by state public utility commissions.
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