Tech at Night: Rage against terrible, big government priorities in DC, Extrajudicial Internet seizures coming, Lightsquared vs GPS
By: Neil Stevens (Diary) | October 13th at 03:00 AM |
Oh for crying out loud. For all that Washington talks tough about getting Americans access to high speed Internet, the “supercommittee” wants to tax new spectrum licensees. That’s just what we need: make it more expensive to build out America’s wireless infrastructure in order to pay for the President and his Cabinet to hand out money to their friends and political supporters. Isn’t that special? | Read More »
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4G,
Al Franken,
America's Broadband Connectivity Plan,
Amy Klobuchar,
Apple,
AT&T,
Barack Obama,
Blackberry,
Budget,
CDMA,
Censorship,
Competition,
Copyright,
Cybersecurity,
Democrats,
Eric Schmidt,
Google,
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IIA,
Internet,
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LightSquared,
PROTECT IP,
Richard Blumenthal,
RIM,
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Sprint,
Sprint Nextel,
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Universal Service Fund,
Universal Service Fund Reform,
Verisign,
Wireless
Tech at Night: DNSSEC, RIM, FCC, Net Neutrality
By: Neil Stevens (Diary) | July 31st at 05:00 AM |
I hide nothing from you: I kicked back this Friday night. I slacked off. Now it’s Saturday at 2am and I’m finally getting to this. But, you all read this in the morning anyway so it really doesn’t matter much, right? (If I’m wrong I’ll surely hear in the comments) Let’s start with a widely reported but badly reported story: DNSSEC. This is a framework | Read More »
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Alan Grayson,
Ben Chandler,
Blackberry,
Commerce Department,
Communist,
Deem and Pass,
DNS,
DNSSEC,
FCC,
Free Press,
India,
Internet,
Lysekoism,
neo-Marxist,
Net Neutrality,
Privacy,
reclassification,
RIM,
Tech at Night,
Title II,
Title II Reclassification,
Trofim Lysenko,
Verisign