Dan Correa

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  www.columbustelegram.com/articles/2007/10/30/ap/busines - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/1/2007    Last Visited: 10/30/2007  

  Dan Correa, research analyst at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, believes the U.S. needs a more "proactive" broadband policy, and compares the lack of government involvement in the field with the situation in other utilities, which are mostly heavily regulated.
  
  "In the 1930s, we recognized that electricity was essential.We're not quite at that level in broadband," Correa said.

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  Dan Correa, research analyst at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, another Washington-based policy research outfit, believes the United States needs a more "proactive" broadband policy, and compares the lack of government involvement in the field with the situation in other utilities, which are mostly heavily regulated.
  
  "In the 1930s, we recognized that electricity was essential.We're not quite at that level in broadband," Correa said.

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  Dan Correa, research analyst at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, says the U.S. needs a more "proactive" broadband policy, and compares the lack of government involvement with the situation in other utilities, which are mostly heavily regulated.
  
  "In the 1930s, we recognized that electricity was essential.We're not quite at that level in broadband," Correa said.

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  Dan Correa, research analyst at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, believes the U.S. needs a more "proactive" broadband policy, and compares the lack of government involvement in the field with the situation in other utilities, which are mostly heavily regulated.
  
  "In the 1930s, we recognized that electricity was essential.We're not quite at that level in broadband," Correa said.

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  Published on: 12/19/2007    Last Visited: 5/23/2008  

  A white paper by Daniel Correa of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation earlier this year recommended the FCC switch to a two-tiered definition of high-speed access, which would include the current 200 kilobits per second standard as well as a more robust 3 mbps standard.

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  Published on: 10/15/2008    Last Visited: 10/4/2008  

  ITIF Research Analyst Daniel Correa's article in the forthcoming issue of IEEE Internet Computing Journal that documents how other nations have more robust broadband than the United States and offers a framework for thinking about broadband policy to accelerate America down the path to next-generation broadband.

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  Dan Correa, research analyst at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, believes the U.S. needs a more "proactive" broadband policy, and compares the lack of government involvement in the field with the situation in other utilities, which are mostly heavily regulated.
  
  "In the 1930s, we recognized that electricity was essential.We're not quite at that level in broadband," Correa said.

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  Broadband Benefits | Benton Foundation - [Cached Version]
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  Assessing Broadband in America: OECD and ITIF Broadband Rankings by Daniel K. Correa, Information Technology and Innovation Foundation OECD Broadband Statistics to December 2006 by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development

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  Daniel K. Correa
  
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  Daniel K. Correa, Research Analyst
  
  Daniel Correa is a Research Analyst at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation.Prior to joining ITIF, he served as a Research Assistant to Dartmouth College Government Professor Linda Fowler, studying the changing relationship between Congress and the Executive in the formulation of American foreign policy.As a student, he interned with the Progressive Policy Institute's Energy and Environment Project.He graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Dartmouth College with a degree in American political history.

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  Daniel K. Correa
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  Daniel K. Correa, Research Analyst
  
  Daniel Correa is a Research Analyst at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation.Prior to joining ITIF, he served as a Research Assistant to Dartmouth College Government Professor Linda Fowler, studying the changing relationship between Congress and the Executive in the formulation of American foreign policy.As a student, he interned with the Progressive Policy Institute's Energy and Environment Project.He graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Dartmouth College with a degree in American political history.

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