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by Ramon B. Nuez Jr. on March 1, 2010

How a National Broadband Plan Will Be The Next Public Works

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The National Broadband Plan has been a project that the Federal Communications Commission has been charged with since early 2009. The plan is designed to address the lack of broadband availability not only throughout the United States but in underserved and economically depressed areas. The full report will be presented to Congress on March 17th. Fortunately, over [...]

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by Ramon B. Nuez Jr. on February 3, 2010

Microsoft Helps to Raise $217,780 for Doctors Without Borders

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Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is an international humanitarian organization that was created in 1971. MSF provides aid to nearly 60 countries. These are war-torn regions and developing countries — whose population is threatened by violence, natural disasters, endemics, devastation, “exclusion from health care” or worse — starvation. MSF functions independently. It does not side with any [...]

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