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- Is FCC destroying the open Internet?
- The current net neutrality debate was caused by deliberate FCC policies which killed off three-quarters of the nation's ISPs during this decade, according to Bruce Kushnick of New Networks Institute. Kushnick says the pace of monopolization has accelerated since 2004, with 56% fewer wireline competitors, as FCC...
- Tags: FCC, Internet, Net Neutrality, Temptation, Kushnick, Federal Government, Government, Dana Blankenhorn
- Blog posts 2007-11-29
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- Google must demand open spectrum
- Our own Michael Kanellos has an insightful piece on Google's mobile telephony plans which begins Can Google grovel? In it he correctly identifies the gatekeepers in the present mobile market, and expresses concern that Google and its Android unit will be unable to break through them, despite...
- Tags: Google Inc., Mobile, Network, Spectrum, Cleland, Advertising & Promotion, Internet, Government, Marketing, Dana Blankenhorn
- Blog posts 2007-11-12
- Broadband piece was 6th most read on open source blog
- A rant I wrote on the U.S. broadband crisis, highlighting an e-book by Bruce Kushnick, was the 6th most popular item on this blog during 2006. (Image from The Wireless Report.)The issues involved became central background to two big debates in 2006, the AT&T-BellSouth merger and network neutrality. Despite intense...
- Tags: broadband, management, mass market, Government, Hardware, LANs and WANs, General
- Blog posts 2006-12-15
- Dave Isenberg's rebel alliance fights for network neutrality
- A few hundred activists, technologists and Internet veterans are locked in a Silver Spring, Maryland movie theater today trying to create an alliance that will beat the Bells.The Freedom2Connect conference has a lot of Internet digirati star power. In addition to organizer David Isenberg, and sponsor Jeff Pulver, I spied...
- Tags: Internet
- Blog posts 2006-04-03
- Can Gordon Cook's little list change the world?
- For the last week I've been out of pocket, inhaling data through a firehose, trying to save the Internet.I was invited to a private mailing list by Gordon Cook, on behalf of a new e-book by Bruce Kushnick called the $200 Billion Broadband Scandal. The book describes how the Bell...
- Tags: Gordon Cook
- Blog posts 2006-02-02
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