Tech at Night: Carrier IQ a non-issue, Spectrum, ARRA failure, SOPA fight continues
By: Neil Stevens (Diary) | December 6th at 02:00 AM |
It’s Monday night, so naturally we start now with my weekly appearance at the Daily Caller. This week I finally got around to reading up on the Carrier IQ scare, and decided it was just a scare. Smoke, but no fire. Keep calm and carry on, people. How about some spectrum? Jerry Brito takes on the thorny issue of civil defense/first responder spectrum and the | Read More »
Tech at Night: FCC victimizes T-Mobile, SOPA in trouble, Google’s Net Neutrality admission?
By: Neil Stevens (Diary) | December 3rd at 12:30 AM |
Remember: One of the victims of the joint Sprint/Justice/FCC Triple Alliance against AT&T is T-Mobile itself. T-Mobile has no 4G, no iPhone, and no clear plan for what to do if their right to sell off to AT&T is taken away by the big government wonder team. Nobody benefits when big government tramples the little guy. Even if FCC is clearly wrong, and it is, | Read More »
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