Who can argue with that?

 

The FCC has started releasing content tidbits that are contained within its broadband plan it promises to deliver to Congress on March 17, 2010.  Last month, the Commission issued a News Release in which it "unveiled" its broadband working recommendations for key national priorities.  Not surprisingly, these priorities are healthcare, education, energy, the environment, government, public safety, homeland security, job training, and small business.  The FCC stated that its recommendations are intended to integrate broadband into these priorities and thereby promote objectives such as smarter energy tools, 21st century jobs and a host of other goals leading generally to a better quality of life for Americans. Who can argue with that?  MORE