The stimulus bill favors wireline communications over wireless and by extension incumbents over startups, unless the rules are changed.
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The $40 billion for tech is unlikely to create immediate jobs and deliver a quick jolt to the stalled economy, but it could spur long-term business growth.
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Lobby says upgrading the digital infrastructure will create far more jobs than fixing the nation’s roads and bridges. But is $30B too much for broadband?
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VC-backed startup calls the Bush administration’s 11th hour attempt to scuttle FCC’s free wireless plan more of the failed policies of the White House.
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A heap of telecom issues ranging net neutrality to broadband coverage awaits the next U.S. president, but has the government lost its appetite for regulation?
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Search giant supports plan to launch 16 satellites to provide high speed internet to 3 billion people in Africa, South Asia and Latin America.
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U.S. residents pay far higher rates for cable and broadband services than in many other countries. That could change this week if the FCC ends a monopoly.
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It’s time for a national broadband policy, say politicos, so that U.S. Internet startups are not kept at a disadvantage.
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DirecTV on Wednesday gives the broadband-over-powerline (BPL) market a jolt by striking wholesale distribution deal with Current Group. Is Google behind the deal?
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Ham radio enthusiasts demand study of interference from broadband over power lines.
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German company says it has broken a record in electrically processing data over fiber cable.
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DVR maker’s service allows subscribers to watch content from sites like Google Video on TV.
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Sachio Semmoto bets billions in a country that now embraces competition.
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DISH Network satellite TV provider adds high-speed Internet service with WildBlue.
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Mobile retailer Carphone Warehouse buys out portal’s British division.
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Italian phone company will pay $870 million to buy AOL Germany’s ISP business.
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TV network teams with MediaZone on subscription sports channels over the Net.
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Number of broadband users in China expected to exceed those in the U.S. in less than a year.
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German sales and other functions at phone giant will be more centrally controlled.
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Broadband networking and telecommunications companies agree to unite for $96.1 million.
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