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• in Technology
  Verizon Vs. The FCC Net Neutrality Act
  Verizon fights Net Neutrality.
  by layllah / on Jan 24, 2011
• in TV
  NBC Universal/Comcast Merger Closer To Approval By FCC
  The FCC and Justice Department's anti-trust and Net Neutrality concerns are decreasing as NBC Universal/Comcast merger nears.
  by zacharyhunchar / on Jan 13, 2011

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “neutrality”

 

• Aid for F.C.C. in Defending Its Net Neutrality Rules

  
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  A Supreme Court decision seems to help the Federal Communications Commission’s high-profile attempt to defend its net neutrality rules against a court challenge. … Read More
  4 days ago

• How net neutrality regulations could undermine the open Internet

  
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  In recent years supporters of network neutrality have tried and failed to get Congress to enact neutrality regulations. In 2010, Julius Genachowski, President Obama’s choice to lead the Federal Communications Commission, decided to act anyway, relying on a controversial interpretation of existing statutes to justify ...
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• Tech at Sunday Morning: We now know why the MetroPCS / T-Mobile deal went through. What to do about Google Glass.

  
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  Had some work to do Friday night, so this this became Tech at Sunday Morning! I still dont see it passing the House after Mike Enzis winners and losers talk poisoned the well, but conservative governors want MFA passed for good reason . Ask Scott Walker. Remember when the T-Mobile/MetroPCS deal flew through the ...
  6 days ago

• Apologetics to the Glory of God Message by Jeff Durbin

  
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  I’ve never heard of this guy, Jeff Durbin before until I found this Youtube clip over at Monergism’s blog, Reformation Theology. It might be helpful for someone who totally never heard of Presuppositional apologetics and need a one message first time introduction. ( Hat Tip )   Filed under: Apologetic Links ...
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• Raw Data: Deutsche Telekom, Data Use and ‘Net Neutrality’

  
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  A leading German Internet provider said it would impose hard download limits but would exempt the traffic generated by its own Internet television service.        
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• Stress and the pH miracle diet

  
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  The pH miracle diet is a new way to look at how you eat. By addressing each cookery, beverage, supplement, and additive by its acidic or alkaline signature a balance can be negotiated. Our bodies work according to the pH scale, which works on a range of 1 to 14. A ranking of 1 on [...] The post Stress and the pH ...
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• Content Provider Wireless Subsidies

  
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              Wireless subscribers face the cross-currents of access to an ever increasing inventory of full motion video content at the same time as wireless carriers have forced them to subscribe to a metered service with a monthly cap on downloads, including streaming video.   Content providers, such as ...
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• Report: ESPN may pay to exempt its content from wireless data caps

  
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  The popular sports network ESPN is negotiating with at least one wireless carrier to exempt its traffic from data caps. Thats according to  The Wall Street Journal , which broke the news on Thursday. However, "no such arrangement is imminent, and ESPN isnt sure if the economics will work out," the Journal said. ...
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• A mobile internet subsidized by content providers: ESPN might want it but you shouldn’t

  
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  For the last year mobile carriers have entertained a strange notion: content providers should pay for the mobile data their customers consume on operators’ networks. At first, the big internet players seemed to shrug off the suggestion, but carriers may have found their first taker in sports entertainment giant ...
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• A mobile internet subsidized by content providers: ESPN might want it but you shouldn’t

  
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  For the last year mobile carriers have entertained a strange notion: content providers should pay for the mobile data their customers consume on operators’ networks. At first, the big internet players seemed to shrug off the suggestion, but carriers may have found their first taker in sports entertainment giant ...
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• A mobile internet subsidized by content providers: ESPN might want it but you shouldn’t

  
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  For the last year mobile carriers have entertained a strange notion: content providers should pay for the mobile data their customers consume on operators’ networks. At first, the big internet players seemed to shrug off the suggestion, but carriers may have found their first taker in sports entertainment giant ...
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• More on access and services

  
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  Telecoms is moving away from its 4 traditional silos: fixed voice, broadband, TV and mobile. A more compelling way of looking at it now is (see previous post):Two enablers:Devices (portable and non-portable)Access (fixed and mobile)Two classes of services:Communication (voice/video calls, text/IM/chat, ...
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• Douglas Wilsons Letter From America

  
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  Not Whether But Which, As I Keep Saying  Culture and Politics - Sex and Culture Written by Douglas Wilson Monday, 06 May 2013 It is not hard to understand the chaos and pandemonium going down around us if you keep certain inescapable realities in the forefront of your mind. Cornelius Van Til called it ...
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• Tiered Pricing in Broadband ≠ Monopoly

  
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  I plan to write more about broadband competition and the impact of Google Fiber but in the meantime, there is a New York Times article on the subject that I’ll briefly address. The author, Eduardo Porter, misdiagnoses why tiered pricing in broadband exists , giving readers the impression that only monopolies ...
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• Examples of GHG emission amounts 01

  
  Random graphic of the day: UNEP/GRID-Arendal Maps and Graphics Library — Authority: 138
  Examples of GHG emission amounts generated by different activities or goods are scattered across the book in the form of proportional bubbles (in kilograms of CO2 equivalent).
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• The limits of American power, a historical perspective

  
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  By Christopher Nichols Just when, where, why, and how should American power be used? Current assumptions about the near omnipresence—though far from omnipotence—of US power, its influence and its reach are now shaky. Yet these same assumptions coexist alongside widely shared views that such power could and ...
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• Tech at Night: I don’t see how MFA passes the House with this rhetoric. Cybersecurity waffling by Team Obama.

  
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  Even as Ive said the bill is a good idea, Senate conservatives overwhelmingly voted against the Internet Sales Tax . The whole Tea Party era gang is there in the NAY column. Its easy to see why too: guys like Mike Enzi are coming out and saying their purpose for the bill is to pick winners and losers in the ...
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• Civil War Book Review: DIVIDED LOYALTIES: Kentucky’s Struggle for Armed Neutrality in the Civil War

  
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  DIVIDED LOYALTIES: Kentucky’s Struggle for Armed Neutrality in the Civil War by James Finck Product Details Hardcover: 216 pages Publisher: Savas Beatie (July 2012) Language: English ISBN-10: 1611211026 ISBN-13: 978-1611211023   In 1861, states faced the difficult choice of remaining in the ...
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• Tom Wheeler and the Future of Americas Economy

  
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  Benton readers know that predicting who gets picked for leadership spots in Washington is a parlor game of high art. For some time now, the game has included predicting who the next chairman of the Federal Communications Commission will be. We’ve reported on the speculation in these pages earlier this year. ...
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• Internet Analogies: Twice as Many Americans Lack Access to Public Water-Supply Systems than Fixed Broadband

  
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  If broadband Internet infrastructure had been built to the same extent as public water-supply systems , more than twice as many Americans would lack fixed broadband Internet access. After abandoning the “information superhighway” analogy for the Internet, net neutrality advocates began analogizing ...
  3 weeks ago

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