Overview of FCC’s Fifth Report Definition of Advanced Telecommunications Capability – From upstream and downstream of 200 kbps to speed tiers Developments.

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Overview of FCC’s Fifth Report Definition of Advanced Telecommunications Capability – From upstream and downstream of 200 kbps to speed tiers Developments in technologies and services Deployment – Zip code strategy of data gathering

FCC actions to enhance deployment – Eliminating regulatory disincentives Loosening unbundling requirement Definition as an information service of DSL, wireless broadband and BPL State-wide video franchising – Opening up more spectrum – Promotion of technologies – Enhancing consumer access Rural health care Americans’ with disabilities Outreach efforts

International comparisons OECD countries – US is 15 th out of 30 (22.1 subscribers per 100 people) – Issues with the comparison????

High-Speed Services for Internet Access Status report Issued March 2008; status as of June 30, 2007 Findings?

Comments of the 5 FCC Commissioners Position taken by Copps and Adelstein Position taken by Martin, Tate, and McDowell