President Clinton talks about the iPhone, newspapers, broadband
In a forum today marking the 25th anniversary of the first .com registration, former President Bill Clinton talked about his favorite digital devices, offered a grim outlook for newspapers and said Internet access should be improved in the U.S.
Tech-Savvy Supporters Key to Broadband Plan's Passage
Are you ready to get behind the National Broadband Plan? You better be, because if tech savvy broadband users don't push it through, there is little chance we'll see 100mbps Internet connections for 100 million or bridge the digital divide that today denies broadband to almost that same number of people.
Putting the FCC National Broadband Plan into Action
With all of the attention the FCC National Broadband Plan has received over the past few months, you would expect that releasing the actual 376-page document--Connecting America: The National Broadband Plan--would be the end game. On the contrary, publishing the document is just the beginning.
FCC broadband plan calls for 'minimal' public safety fee for all broadband users
The FCC's National Broadband Plan, released today, calls for a new "minimal" fee on all U.S. broadband users to help pay for a new $16 billion nationwide emergency response wireless network.
Who else wants national broadband?
Let's say that the Federal Communications Commission's $15.5 billion broadband deployment plan helps produce the fastest nationwide broadband network in the modern world -- is there any guarantee that more people will use it?
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OSI Board Addition May Bring Needed Change
Tom Henderson
Technology and Brand Addiction, a Twelve Step Program
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Another launch date slips; Que now coming in summer
Esther Schindler
Drupal's Dries Buytaert on Building the Next Drupal
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Windows XP's built-in Wi-Fi Security Hole
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Web developers: There's no excuse for device incompatibility
Mike Elgan
Report says Google will leave China. Hooray!
Sandra Henry-Stocker
Unix Tip: Sed & Awk -- Still friendly after all these years
Dan Tynan
Social media and privacy are not incompatible (it just seems that way)
Facebook's most wanted
Social networking has a dark and hilarious side of ill-conceived criminality. Here are some of Facebook's dimmest crooks (and smartest detectives). View slideshow.
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