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The carrier plans to provide DSL for all communities in the province and use wireless backhaul to connect them to the Internet. Will Barack Obama be able to bring similar service to America?

In the most remote communities of Northern Canada, where residents don

Consumer advocacy groups are outraged at the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission's (CRTC) decision, announced yesterday, to funnel $652.7 million resulting from deliberate overbillings of telephone customers to expansion of broadband services instead of refunding the money.

Internet users across Australia are increasingly using broadband services, but the growth of take-up is slowing, according to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC).

Two of the most dominant players in their respective industries, telco British Telecommunications PLC and software giant Microsoft Corp., yesterday announced a

Canada must continue to improve and not become complacent to remain a world leader in the use of information and communication technologies, according to an applied research organization survey released on Thursday.

Canada must continue to improve and not become complacent to remain a world leader in the use of information and communication technologies, according to an applied research organization survey released on Thursday.

Soon Germans will need to find an excuse why they don't have a high-speed Internet connection. Not only does Germany boast the most line-based Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) connections in Europe, the country also is poised to take the lead in the rollout of broadband services provided over satellites.