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New ‘Net Neutrality’ policy would clog the Internet?

Written by Chanuka Wattegama on November 28, 2008 — Leave a Comment

Reproducing an op-ed piece from elsewhere: Barack Obama, self-confessed BlackBerry addict, will undoubtedly be the most tech-savvy president in history. But being tech-savvy isn’t the same as being tech-smart. The combination of Obama in the White House and new leaders of key tech-related committees in Congress should send warning flags up for all who cherish [...]

Posted in General | Also tagged Barack Obama, Broadband, broadband infrastructure, Congress, federal law mandating net neutrality, Henry Waxman, House Energy and Commerce Committee, Internet Service Providers, James G. Lakely, Senate Commerce Committee, technology sector, web traffic, White House

Democratic Convention Brings Calls for Broadband Policy

Written by Chanuka Wattegama on August 27, 2008 — Leave a Comment

The U.S. needs a broadband policy targeting unserved areas that’s backed by action, not just words, said several speakers at a technology forum in Denver. The U.S. has gone from “leader to laggard” in broadband rollout and adoption during the past eight years under Republican President George Bush, said Senator Jay Rockefeller, a West Virginia [...]

Posted in General | Also tagged Broadband, Bush administration, Colorado, Denver, George Bush, Michael Katz, New York University, Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, PC World, tech law center, technology forum, United States, University of Colorado, US Federal Communications Commission, West Virginia

Tag Archives: Jay Rockefeller

New ‘Net Neutrality’ policy would clog the Internet?

Democratic Convention Brings Calls for Broadband Policy

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