13 percent of American adults do not use internet
40 million Americans, still don’t go online, according to a recent Pew Research Center analysis.
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Hate those robocall polls? The FCC is cracking down
In the years since the federal "Do Not Call" registry, there's been a big rise in the number of robocalls -- automated and recorded calls and texts that barrage your phone repeatedly. Judy Woodruff interviews Tom Wheeler, chairman of the…
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FCC moves forward with new rules on net neutrality
Putting the widely cherished principle of net neutrality at stake, the Federal Communications Commission voted 3 to 2 to allow broadband providers to charge for faster access in how online content is prioritized and delivered. Gwen Ifill talks to Cecilia…
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Online Streaming Television Service Aereo Tests Traditional Broadcast Networks
Online Streaming Television Service Aereo Tests Traditional Broadcast Networks…
Americans Cut Off From Opportunity Without Equal Access to the Internet…
Tennessee Is Home to U.S. Leader in Offering Fast, City-Wide Internet…
Streaming Video Goes From Media 'Stepping Stone' to Major Player…
This interactive requires your browser to have Java installed. Click here to check if you need Java. High-speed Internet went mainstream in the last decade -- home access grew from 9 percent of American households in 2001 to…
The Pew Internet & American Life Project released its Home Broadband 2010 Report Wednesday, revealing a dramatic slowing of broadband adoption by Americans this year, but showing notable growth in use by blacks. Among the findings were statistics…
