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A NATION ONLINE: Internet Use in America
A Nation Online: How Americans Are Expanding Their Use of the Internet provides an insightful look at how Americans are increasing their connectivity to information technologies. We are fortunate to be able to base our findings on the September 2001 U.S. Census Bureau’s Current Population Survey – a survey of approximately 57,000 households and more than 137,000 individuals across the United States. As such, the data in this study are among the most broad-based and reliable datasets that have been gathered on Internet, broadband, and computer connectivity.
A Nation Online: How Americans Are Expanding Their Use of the Internet is available in two formats:
- HTML
- For the convenience of researchers, the charts detailing percentages of U.S. households with a computer and with Internet access are posted separately.
- The Census Bureau’s Survey Instrument and Raw Data is available at https://www.census.gov
Networked Nation: Broadband in America 2007
This report highlights the dramatic growth of broadband in the United States. The report shows that the Administration’s technology, regulatory and fiscal policies have stimulated innovation and competition, and encouraged investment in the U.S. broadband market contributing to significantly increased accessibility of broadband services.
Data Dictionary and Data File for Current Population Survey: Internet Use and Computer Use Supplements: October 2007, October 2003, September 2001, August 2000 ("Other CPS Supplements," U.S. Census Bureau, as a joint project with the Bureau of Labor Statistics)
Registration and Administration of Internet Domain Names -- Summary of Comments [Docket No. 97061337-7137-01]
SUMMARY OF COMMENTS
Registration and Administration of Internet Domain Names
[Docket No. 97061337-7137-01]
Request for Comments on the Registration and Administration of Internet Domain Names
[Federal Register: July 2, 1997 (Volume 62, Number 127)] [Notices] [Page 35895-35897] From the Federal Register Online via GPO Access [wais.access.gpo.gov] [DOCID:fr02jy97-162] [[Page 35895]] _______________________________________________________________________ Part II Department of Commerce _______________________________________________________________________ Request for Comments on the Registration and Administration of Internet Domain Names; Notice [[Page 35896]] DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE [Docket No.
Spectrum Sharing Innovation Test-Bed Fiscal Year 2010 Progress Report
This progress report describes the activities related to the Spectrum Sharing Innovation Test-Bed Pilot Program undertaken during Fiscal Year 2010.
Spectrum Sharing Innovation Test-Bed Fiscal Year 2009 Progress Report
This progress report describes the activities related to the Spectrum Sharing Innovation Test-Bed Pilot Program undertaken during Fiscal Year 2009.
Spectrum Sharing Innovation Test-Bed Phase I Test Plan
This document describes the types and depth of testing that NTIA is conducting in Phase I of the Spectrum Sharing Innovation Test-Bed Pilot Program to assess whether Dynamic Spectrum Access devices employing spectrum sensing and geo-location techniques can share the frequency spectrum with land mobile radio systems in the specified frequency bands.
Spectrum Sharing Innovation Test-Bed Draft Phase I Test Plan
This document describes the types of testing that NTIA proposes to conduct in Phase I of the Spectrum Sharing Innovation Test-Bed Pilot Program to assess whether Dynamic Spectrum Access devices employing spectrum sensing and geo-location techniques can share the frequency spectrum with land mobile radio systems in the specified frequency bands.
Spectrum Sharing Innovation Test-Bed Pilot Program Request for Comments
This notice describes and seeks comment on the types and depth of testing that the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) intends to conduct in Phase I of the Spectrum Sharing Innovation Test-Bed pilot program to assess whether devices employing Dynamic Spectrum Access techniques can share the frequency spectrum with land mobile radio systems.