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Showing 1-19 of 19 results foundLouisiana video game law put on hold
August 25, 2006 New restriction on sales of violent video games to minors is rendered unenforceable, for now, by preliminary injunction.Police blotter: Wireless voyeur appeals 56-year term
February 14, 2007 Man who placed a 2.4GHz wireless camera in stepdaughter's bedroom tries to get his sentence reduced.Sprint Nextel buys affiliate for $6.5 billion
December 21, 2005 Agreement to acquire Nextel Partners ends bitter dispute between the two companies over value of the deal.Police Blotter: Fake gay HotorNot profile draws suit
July 13, 2007 HotorNot.com profile saying man was gay and used crack led to "constant" ribbing from co-workers--and a suit claiming it led to post-traumatic stress disorder.Sprint Nextel buys reseller for $4.3 billion
November 21, 2005 As part of the deal, Sprint Nextel and Alamosa, its largest PCS affiliate, will seek a stay of litigation.Amazon taps celebrities for online charity
November 29, 2005 Customers will have access to exclusive content from Elton John, Bill Clinton and others to raise funds for hurricane victims.This week in broadband
July 22, 2005 Voters in Lafayette, La., OK a citywide fiber project, while Cingular plans to roll out wireless broadband in 15 to 20 markets by year's end.Bloggers record Katrina destruction
August 30, 2005 News sites and blogs teem with eyewitness accounts on hurricane's journey across the Gulf Coast.Apple faces suit over iPod-related hearing loss
February 2, 2006 A Louisiana man is suing the Mac maker, saying the iPod music player can cause irreparable hearing loss.Cox brings VoIP service to more cities
October 4, 2004 Company also plans to launch a business-class Net phone service in Roanoke, Va., as cable providers battle to gain market share.Meteorologists call for better storm tech
September 20, 2005 The supercomputers used to model storms have improved greatly--but they're still less accurate than they should be, experts say.If the sewer's broke, better fix it
August 17, 2006 Alaska's shutdown grabbed headlines, but Insituform CEO Thomas Rooney says aging sewer pipes are a bigger problem.Lafayette hits snag in fiber build
February 24, 2005 Court win for local cable and phone providers sets back Louisiana city's attempt to build fiber-optic network for residents.In the wake of Hurricane Rita
September 25, 2005 roundup The storm takes a toll on Gulf Coast communities, just weeks after Katrina wreaked havoc.Katrina spurs federal action on VoIP
September 22, 2005 Senators say the aftermath of the deadly hurricane shows that Net phones are important and changes to the law are needed.Week in review: Katrina's wrath
September 2, 2005 As Hurricane Katrina lashed the Gulf shore, the Web became a catalyst for first-hand information, relief efforts and scams.Voters approve citywide fiber project
July 18, 2005 Residents of Lafayette, La., vote to fund a citywide network to provide high-speed Net, telephony and TV.City's fiber project goes to a vote
July 15, 2005 Citizens of Lafayette, La., will vote Saturday on whether to fund a citywide network to provide high-speed Net, telephony and TV.This week in New Orleans
September 2, 2005 As Hurricane Katrina made its deadly mark along the Gulf shore, the Web became a catalyst for information, relief efforts and scams.
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