Social Media, Connectivity & Communications

Montana’s online users are actually receiving less spam than any other state in the nation.

"What are you doing?"

The program, known as the Tribal Rural Law Enforcement Internet Project, has operated in some form since 1995.

CWA President Larry Cohen stressed that "if our nation is going to realize the economic gains of the Internet Age and ensure that a 21st century Internet is available for all, we need better data to help us get there. These bills now before Congress will greatly improve the quality of that information and will move us another step closer to bringing high-speed Internet access to every American."

“Technology is working for us — (EMTN) is convenient,” Hesse said. “Patients don’t have to travel to Billings — and who wants to travel when they aren’t feeling well.”

"The FCC’s retention marketing “decision promotes regulatory arbitrage,… thwart[s] competition, harm[s] rural America, and frustrate[s] regulatory parity.”

GPS systems that are enhanced with Internet connectivity could provide services like real-time point-of-interest updating, and even offer things like current coupons that could be sent to your cell phone automatically via Bluetooth.

Internet regulators have voted to relax rules on domain names

New software, called WebAnywhere, launched today lets blind and visually impaired people surf the Web on the go. The tool developed at the University of Washington turns screen-reading into an Internet service that reads aloud Web text on any computer with speakers or headphone connections.

"Is this interesting to Google?"