Bravo to Rep. Greg Walden for the JOBS Act of 2011. He has correctly recognized the importance of investment to create job growth.
“The JOBS Act will advance wireless broadband service, spur billions of dollars in private investment, create thousands of jobs…”
Other states should take notice — Mobile voting for disabled voters introduced in OR. Mobile technology continues to impact our lives and overcome challenges.
Broadband has the potential to be the “great equalizer” in our society (to quote FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski) – but unequal adoption and use of broadband can institutionalize economic and social inequality. If nearly two-thirds of low-income minority households do not have broadband at home, what does that mean for their educational and employment prospects five and ten years from now?
According to CTIA, every dollar spent on wireless Internet generates $7-$10 for US GDP. Access to more wireless spectrum will drive economic growth: CTIA Letter.
AT&T and T-Mobile combination will boost bandwidth to better serve consumers
PacTech member and business technology leader, Laurie Simon, commented in the Seattle Times about the proposed AT&T / T-Mobile merger. Read full article on Seattle Times website
