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Handset Exclusives Drive Growth & Broadband Adoption -- Why regulate tech/computer sales?
Handset marketing exclusives are a pro-competitive wellspring of wireless growth and broadband adoption. Marketing exclusives are also a legitimate, proven and widespread marketing practice that marsh… more →
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Handset Exclusives Drive Growth & Broadband Adoption -- Why regulate tech/computer sales?
scleland wrote 3 days ago: Handset marketing exclusives are a pro-competitive wellspring of wireless growth and broadband adopt … more →
Comcast-Clearwire 4G Rollout Spotlights Vibrant U.S. Facilities-Based Broadband Competition
scleland wrote 5 days ago: Comcast-Clearwire’s 4G WiMax rollout starting in Portland today, as part of broader national l … more →
WWII Online.
sonnywilkins wrote 1 week ago: Some clever work here by a guy named Brian Moore: a group of World War II propaganda posters/technol … more →
Putting the Tech Elites' Whining in Perspective -- Swanson's new U.S. Bandwidth Boom Report
scleland wrote 1 week ago: Kudos to Bret Swanson’s excellent new research: “Bandwidth Boom: Measuring U.S. Communic … more →
net neutrality, CLA session summary
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jandawson wrote 1 week ago: After seeing only a handful of people at CLA’s 2009 conference session 511E “Net Neutrality and What … more →
Inspired and Motivated!
K Chow wrote 1 week ago: The organizers of Vancouver Change Camp did an amazing job with the day’s events and facilitat … more →
Liberal Minute #39 - Network Neutrality
Jason Lamarche wrote 1 week ago: This past weekend I was invited to speak at an Open Internet Town Hall meeting hosted by SaveOu … more →
Iranian Protests, Net Neutrality, and the Politics of the Future
Adam Pacio wrote 1 week ago: Over the past week the results of the elections in Iran have sparked wave after wave of protests and … more →
Why the New I-Phones Suck- Be Warned It's Not what You Think
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Davey D wrote 2 weeks ago: // Do you want the new iPhone? Yes it's a nice looking, fast moving device. But sadly it has … more →
What you need to understand about the riots in Iran and Twitter
reillyreads wrote 2 weeks ago: The Twitter storm around the riots following the Iranian elections is sure to be seen as Twitter … more →
+1 For Broadband and Net Neutrality
Noah Robinson wrote 2 weeks ago: Things are looking good for FCC Chair nominee Julius Genachowski. A world-leading broadband infrastr … more →
Pew Report spotlights robust U.S. broadband adoption
scleland wrote 2 weeks ago: Kudos to Verizon’s Link Hoewing for an excellent post highlighting the recently released Pew R … more →
Net Neutrality - Censorship is coming to a country near you.
s1dc wrote 2 weeks ago: Surfing the internet news consortium, i have come to realize (like many others of you) that internet … more →
Anti-competition Groups' Assertion Wireless Industry Not Competitive Ignores Facts & Common Sense
scleland wrote 2 weeks ago: In some of the worst sophistry I have seen in a long time, several pro-regulation groups, who obviou … more →
Virgin: Unlimited music, comes with disconnection policy
iconpartnership wrote 2 weeks ago: Paid Content reports:Virgin Media has announced a new subscription bundle offering“streaming a … more →
Forbes gets Amazon - Sprint Relationship Wrong?
August Jackson wrote 2 weeks ago: Back in January 2007 I wrote a blog entry trying to explain the basics of network neutrality one mor … more →
Links to 13th June
iconpartnership wrote 3 weeks ago: The week in links Education resources, open access, copyright, bad research and lobbying, life wit … more →
One foot on the brake and one on the gas
chris wrote 3 weeks ago: Net neutrality is just starting to become a mainstream issue, now that Hulu, Boxee and other video s … more →
BT Group Could Rekindle Net Neutrality Debate
Mark Boslet wrote 3 weeks ago: BT Group, the European telecom giant and owner of British Telecommunication, has admitted to throttl … more →
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