What’s Hot 6/25/2014
It Was 80 Years Ago… (Internet Innovation Alliance, 6/24/2014) This Internet Innovation Alliance blog post by Jamal Simmons is in light of the 80th anniversary of the Communications Act […]
Month: June 2014
IP Networks in an Unregulated Setting
By: Stephen Jones, Ph.D. and Breanna Parker From emergency services to simple phone connections and digital reliability, the issues surrounding the Internet Protocol (IP) […]
What’s Hot 6/18/2014
CEA: Unlicensed Spectrum Provides $62B Boost To Economy Annually (Broadcasting & Cable Blog, 6/16/14) The Consumer Electronics Association said Monday that unlicensed spectrum generates $62 billion annually to the […]
Digital Daily Dozen 06/12/2014
Streaming Media Device Use In Broadband Homes Hits 20% Although initially a hot seller, Google Chromecast usage has cooled somewhat — partly because of a […]
Digital Daily Dozen 06/11/2014
Microsoft fights U.S. search warrant for customer e-mails held in overseas server Microsoft, one of the world’s largest e-mail providers, is resisting a government search […]
‘What’s Hot’ List: 6/4/2014
Regulating Internet Access as a Public Utility: A Boomerang on Tech if it Happens (Brookings, 4/2/2014) Litan writes, “There is a very slippery slope from having designated […]