Walt Mossberg (Free subscription) | 10 hours ago
Walt recently sat down to interview FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski, and asked him the top questions submitted via Digg.com. Check out the entire interview right here.
The Technology Liberation Front (Free subscription) | 7 hours ago
FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski linked spectrum management, universal service and network neutrality in a speech yesterday at the Innovation Economy Conference in Washington, and in the process may have signaled some comprehension of the negative consequences network neutrality regulation may have. His most significant statement was a concession that network management will be required...
Media Law Prof Blog (Free subscription) | 11/25/2009
FCC Chair Julius Genachowski's remarks, made at the Clinton Presidential Library, November 24, 2009. Prepared Remarks of Chairman Julius Genachowski Federal Communications Commission “Connecting the Nation: A National Broadband Plan.” The Clinton Presidential Library Little Rock, Arkansas November 24, 2009...
Moco News (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago
» Verizon’s attempt to sell media via its VCast store will be the major obstacle to bringing the iPhone to the carrier in 2010, according to Kaufman Bros. analyst Shaw Wu. [ Apple Insider ] » FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski wants to overhaul the $7 billion Universal Service Fund (which is funded through cellphone taxes). [ C|Net ] » Verizon’s Chris Neisinger...
Moco News (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago
» Verizon’s attempt to sell media via its VCast store will be the major obstacle to bringing the iPhone to the carrier in 2010, according to Kaufman Bros. analyst Shaw Wu. [ Apple Insider ] » FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski wants to overhaul the $7 billion Universal Service Fund (which is funded through cellphone taxes). [ C|Net ] » Verizon’s Chris Neisinger...
Library Stuff (Free subscription) | yesterday
WSJ – “Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski said he wants to overhaul a $7 billion federal phone-subsidy program and reallocate more airwaves to wireless carriers as part of a strategy to improve U.S. broadband Internet availability. Mr. Genachowski’s comments Tuesday at a conference here are the latest in an increasingly strong series...
Red State (Free subscription) | 13 hours ago
I’ve said before that Google was treading dangerously near to hypocrisy in the contrast between its promoted public policy and its own internal policy, but now the large, wealthy firm has gone well over the line. Google is a widely outspoken proponent of the Obama administration’s Net Neutrality plan. At the core of this plan are two “principles” outlined by FCC Chairman Julius...
Gadget & Tech News (Free subscription) | yesterday
Love him or hate him, it seems destined that the FCC’s Julius Genachowski will leave as big of a mark on the agency he’s leading — if not bigger — than his predecessor Kevin Martin did, because he’s hell-bent on shaking up the wireless airwaves and landlines he oversees in some pretty huge ways. Pushback [...]
Post I.T. (Free subscription) | 9 hours ago
The Federal Communications Commission wants television broadcasters to explain just how much spectrum they use and what they plan to do with it. That's part of a notice sent today by the agency that attempts to explore the use of over-the-air broadcast spectrum for mobile broadband. FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski has said the country is facing a potential spectrum crisis, which is to...
Voices (Free subscription) | yesterday
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski said he wants to overhaul a $7 billion federal phone-subsidy program and reallocate more airwaves to wireless carriers as part of a strategy to improve U.S. broadband Internet availability.
http://www.duckoo.com (Free subscription) | yesterday
Love him or hate him, it seems destined that the FCC's Julius Genachowski will leave as big of a mark on the agency he's leading -- if not bigger -- than his predecessor Kevin Martin did, because he's hell-bent on shaking up the wireless airwaves and landlines he oversees in some pretty huge ways. Source: Engadget Original URL of article: Read Full Story
Techno Portal (Free subscription) | yesterday
Love him or hate him, it seems destined that the FCC's Julius Genachowski will leave as big of a mark on the agency he's leading -- if not bigger -- than his predecessor Kevin Martin did, because he's hell-bent on shaking up the wireless airwaves and landlines he oversees in some pretty huge ways. Pushback from broadcasters is apparently quite strong, but… Continue reading
Techno Portal (Free subscription) | yesterday
Love him or hate him, it seems destined that the FCC's Julius Genachowski will leave as big of a mark on the agency he's leading -- if not bigger -- than his predecessor Kevin Martin did, because he's hell-bent on shaking up the wireless airwaves and landlines he oversees in some pretty huge ways. Pushback from broadcasters is apparently quite strong, but… Continue reading
Techno Portal (Free subscription) | yesterday
Love him or hate him, it seems destined that the FCC's Julius Genachowski will leave as big of a mark on the agency he's leading -- if not bigger -- than his predecessor Kevin Martin did, because he's hell-bent on shaking up the wireless airwaves and landlines he oversees in some pretty huge ways. Pushback from broadcasters is apparently quite strong, but… Continue reading
Techno Portal (Free subscription) | yesterday
Love him or hate him, it seems destined that the FCC's Julius Genachowski will leave as big of a mark on the agency he's leading -- if not bigger -- than his predecessor Kevin Martin did, because he's hell-bent on shaking up the wireless airwaves and landlines he oversees in some pretty huge ways. Pushback from broadcasters is apparently quite strong, but… Continue reading
