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- @cdny yeah true. To be honest I'd like to see them stay on YouTube where they have unlimited creative freedome. in reply to cdny 5 hrs ago
- @cdny apparently Comedy Central has already offered them a pilot. in reply to cdny 5 hrs ago
- @androidandme yes! in reply to androidandme 6 hrs ago
- @WrenDaWise haven't fixed the issue yet, but I changed the URL in my Twitter profile to one that I know for a fact works. in reply to WrenDaWise 8 hrs ago
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Tag Archives: FCC
An Open Letter to Congress, the FCC and the White House on Net Neutrality & the Google-Verizon Deal
The Net Neutrality debate seems to have reached critical mass, and it’s making me angry. Google and Verizon have struck a deal to submit a proposal to lawmakers that, in short, would stand to kill the Internet as we know it. I’m not being dramatic or fear mongering, I’m stating the reality of the situation. [...]
Posted in Editorial, Net Neutrality Also tagged Congress, Google, net neutrality, Verizon, White House 3 Comments
Verizon’s Open Network Has Promise, but Initially Doesn’t Seem to Change Much
Verizon’s recent announcement to open their network to all CDMA handsets, as well as applications, marks a major transition in the mindset of wireless carriers in the U.S. and presents a great opportunity for innovative development. With the option for consumers to use any handset they like with Verizon’s service, manufacturers and developers will have [...]
The Wireless Spectrum Bid and Google – An Opportunity for Android’s Full Potential?
Today Google officially announced that it will be bidding for wireless spectrum in an FCC auction in January. The 700 MHz spectrum is going to be up for auction, and if Google is able to snag a part of it, it could mean a truly open wireless network. It doesn’t seem to be any coincidence [...]
Net Neutrality Open Letter: A Follow-Up