Topic: Julius Genachowski

Why everyone wants Google's high-speed Internet access

Some 1,100 communities are vying for a network that delivers high-speed Internet access, courtesy of Google – though most aren't sure exactly what benefits it will deliver.

As FCC details national broadband plan, hurdles emerge

The FCC previewed its national broadband plan Monday, a day before submitting it to Congress. How will its sweeping proposals be met by key players?

How fast is your Internet connection? Ask the FCC.

To ensure Americans are getting what they paid for, the FCC offers a free Internet connection speed test.

How fast is your Internet? FCC releases broadband test

Is your Internet connection as "fast" as the Slowskis? The FCC released a new broadband test service that should help consumers.

The Monitor's View: FCC broadband plan: It must spur competition

The FCC broadband plan to bring fast Internet service to all American households must encourage competition to bring down prices, improve service, and increase accessibility.

FCC: Lower the price, and millions more will have broadband

The FCC will soon send Congress a plan to extend broadband to underserved areas and households without high-speed Internet connections.

Google broadband: company to build 'ultra high-speed' network

Google announced plans Wednesday to built a high-speed fiber-optics network. The move is limited to small communities for now, but could eventually bring Internet prices down and transform the broadband industry.

Facebook and Nielsen team up to track online ads

Net neutrality: FCC proposes three new rules

The FCC's net neutrality guidelines would be a bill of rights for Internet users by prohibiting providers from blocking legal content or cutting connection speeds without explaining why.

Net neutrality rules proposed; GOP pushes back

Report: FCC chair set to defend Net neutrality

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Obama to name new FCC chief. The new Dr. J?