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Showing 1-8 of 8 results foundThe White House reboots
January 27, 2009 Barack Obama takes office as the 44th president with an agenda that includes a fresh take on technology.Digital TV changeover suggested for 2009
July 12, 2005 Farewell, analog. Politicians want to ban the sale of analog televisions soon--and set a firm date for all-digital broadcasts.New broadband bill draws fire
March 28, 2006 House proposal doesn't include federal regulations mandating "Net neutrality." Internet companies protest.Net neutrality debate still simmers
July 11, 2006 Senate vote expected in September. Meanwhile, supporters, foes of concept jockey for position in Washington.Broadband: Why policies must change
July 27, 2004 special report Drastically different rules are needed to foster true competition in the rapidly evolving Internet landscape.Year in review: Opportunities lost and found
January 1, 2007 In 2006, there was no shortage of opinion on topics from privacy to energy and the latest technology.Democrats attack new bill over Net neutrality
March 31, 2006 House Democrats push for more regulations on broadband providers, saying Republican-backed bill isn't enough.Chart: Federal lobbying expenditures
March 27, 2006 Tech companies are no longer shy about writing fat checks to lobbyists in Washington. Sort through the dollar figures.
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