Scheerer

Farmers in places like Stamping Ground, Kentucky, Scheerer says, are paying for high-speed broadband, yet receiving dial-up download speeds, which hinders efforts to "streamline and economize their livestock sales."

The Media Consortium: Wavelength: "Underdog" AT&T Tells FCC That Eliminating Competitors Will Increase Competition The Media Consortium 2011

Farmers in places like Stamping Ground, Kentucky, Scheerer says, are paying for high-speed broadband, yet receiving dial-up download speeds, which hinders efforts to "streamline and economize their livestock sales."

The Media Consortium: Wavelength: "Underdog" AT&T Tells FCC That Eliminating Competitors Will Increase Competition The Media Consortium 2011

Mark Scheerer of Public News Service tackles the issue of broadband access in rural communities - an important topic in a down economy, since faster connectivity could result in economic stimulus for small businesses, such as livestock farmers.

The Media Consortium: The Wavelength: "Underdog" AT&T Tells FCC That Eliminating Competitors Will Increase Competition The Media Consortium 2011

Mark Scheerer of Public News Service tackles the issue of broadband access in rural communities - an important topic in a down economy, since faster connectivity could result in economic stimulus for small businesses, such as livestock farmers.

The Media Consortium: Wavelength: "Underdog" AT&T Tells FCC That Eliminating Competitors Will Increase Competition The Media Consortium 2011

Farmers in places like Stamping Ground, Kentucky, Scheerer says, are paying for high-speed broadband, yet receiving dial-up download speeds, which hinders efforts to "streamline and economize their livestock sales."

The Media Consortium: The Wavelength: "Underdog" AT&T Tells FCC That Eliminating Competitors Will Increase Competition The Media Consortium 2011

As Public News Service's Mark Scheerer writes, "In a filing with the Federal Communications Commission, New York's Public Service Commission PSC has asked the government to 'carefully evaluate' whether it will harm the public interest by stifling competition."

The Media Consortium: The Wavelength: FCC Decries Lack of Media Diversity, Stymies Low Power TV The Media Consortium 2011

As Public News Service's Mark Scheerer writes, "In a filing with the Federal Communications Commission, New York's Public Service Commission PSC has asked the government to 'carefully evaluate' whether it will harm the public interest by stifling competition."

The Media Consortium: The Wavelength: FCC Decries Lack of Media Diversity, Stymies Low Power TV The Media Consortium 2011

Less competition, Scheerer explains, "could lead to higher rates or a lack of incentive to improve wireless broadband service."

The Media Consortium: The Wavelength: FCC Decries Lack of Media Diversity, Stymies Low Power TV The Media Consortium 2011

Less competition, Scheerer explains, "could lead to higher rates or a lack of incentive to improve wireless broadband service."

The Media Consortium: The Wavelength: FCC Decries Lack of Media Diversity, Stymies Low Power TV The Media Consortium 2011

Mark Scheerer of Public News Service tackles the issue of broadband access in rural communities - an important topic in a down economy, since faster connectivity could result in economic stimulus for small businesses, such as livestock farmers.

The Media Consortium: Wavelength: "Underdog" AT&T Tells FCC That Eliminating Competitors Will Increase Competition The Media Consortium 2011