Listen Up! "$7.2B for Broadband Largely Unallocated"

From NPR’s Morning Edition: Suggested Reading The Truth Behind This Viral Meme King Might Surprise You America’s Birth Rate Is Shifting Toward a Minority Majority and Now Things Are Starting to Make Sense How Trump Now Targeting Cuba Can Be More Detrimental than You Think Video will return here when scrolled back into view Shannon…

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February 10, 2010

From NPR’s Morning Edition:

The Truth Behind This Viral Meme King Might Surprise You

America’s Birth Rate Is Shifting Toward a Minority Majority and Now Things Are Starting to Make Sense

How Trump Now Targeting Cuba Can Be More Detrimental than You Think

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Real Photos of Slaves Released After 15-Year Legal Battle with Harvard

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Real Photos of Slaves Released After 15-Year Legal Battle with Harvard

The Obama administration’s stimulus package includes $7.2 billion to extend broadband Internet access to parts of the country where it’s not widely available. The government has given out just a fraction of that money so far — and some applicants for the funding say major telecom companies are trying to block those projects.

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