The stimulus bill favors wireline communications over wireless and by extension incumbents over startups, unless the rules are changed.
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Lawmakers, expert at spending taxpayer money, invest in technology blue chips.
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A bill that would blunt the impact of an online gambling ban will die because of the bailout hearings, but it could still benefit at Congress in 2009.
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VC leaders breathe sigh of relief after Senate passes AMT bill with no private equity provision, but House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Charles Rangel says issue could return in 2008.
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Retailers and law enforcement agencies are calling on Congress to require online auction sites such as eBay to post the serial numbers of items for sale to help crack down on gangs of professional shoplifters.
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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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The U.S. Congress has been here before. Will it pass this time?
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The U.S. House to vote on an act that would roll back tax breaks for oil, invest the money in renewables research.
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Experts debate impact of controversial legislation.
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Easing compliance rules for small companies will be slow at best.
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Supporters are confident of victory, but will freshmen red state Democrats surprise them?
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Commission puts a shot clock on pay-TV talks between local politicians and phone companies.
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Panel wants to know more about payout, as company reportedly cuts ties with longtime lawyer.
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Industry has one more year of breaks, hopes the next Congress will extend the credit for a longer period.
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Industry CEOs are ‘disappointed’ that Proposition 87 failed, but encouraged by Democrat wins.
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Case raises questions about employer’s responsibility for electronic communications.
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Tech firms, law enforcement, and academia will study the exploits of cyber criminals and dumpster divers.
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Lawmakers want to block minors from accessing social networking sites from schools and libraries.
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Victory for old-school lobbying as Net neutrality supporters taste defeat despite passionate protests.
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Amid growing Net neutrality protests, the U.S. House puts the finishing touches on controversial bill.
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