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FCC warns companies not to skip income check for 'Obama phones'

FCC warns companies not to skip income check for 'Obama phones'

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The Lifeline program subsidizes phone service for low-income Americans to use for emergencies and to connect with jobs and family. Participants in the program receive an average of about $ 9.25 per month in discounted service, according to the agency.

Florida Accidentally Banned All Computers, Smart Phones In The State Through

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When Florida lawmakers recently voted to ban all Internet cafes, they worded the bill so poorly that they effectively outlawed every computer in the state, according to a recent lawsuit. In April Florida Governor Rick Scott approved a ban on slot …

Telecommunication companies plan to phase out landline phones

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709phone.JPG Robert Post, 85, talks to The Associated Press about his home, in Mantoloking, N.J., which was flooded during Superstorm Sandy last year. Post has a pacemaker that needs to be checked once a month by phone, but the phone company …

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