Tech at Night: Earthquake, Wireless Spectrum crunch, PATENT WARS: Episode IV
By: Neil Stevens (Diary) | August 25th at 02:30 AM |
Even as the FCC hems and haws about AT&T’s quest for spectrum via T-Mobile, new evidence has come out that we simply need more spectrum for wireless Internet. The overload of the wireless networks in the parts of the east coast the felt the Virginia earthquake says it all. And remember: new spectrum means new investment to use that spectrum, which means jobs and economic | Read More »
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Reading the FOIA releases of the Andrew McLaughlin Emails III
By: Neil Stevens (Diary) | June 17th at 09:08 PM |
We continue now from Part I and Part II of the series. InsideGoogle.com has the emails between Andrew McLaughlin and his contacts in Google, all the while serving as Deputy White House CTO, in a 3 PDF set, and I’m now starting on the second file.
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