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Showing 1-8 of 8 results foundA FEMA-ized broadband?
November 9, 2005 Sonia Arrison of the Pacific Research Institute frets about the prospect of a government-controlled Internet.VoIP comes alive in wartime
February 25, 2004 A Catholic mission in northern Haiti under rebel control patches together Internet phones and satellite broadband to reach the outside world.Senators back new broadband taxes
February 28, 2006 Politicians from rural states want to extend controversial tax to subsidize broadband access in far-flung areas.One nation under Internet Protocol
April 6, 2004 J. William Gurley considers the likely timetable for a single, super fast pipe into the U.S. home.FBI adds to wiretap wish list
March 12, 2004 A sweeping proposal seeks to guarantee that Internet Protocol-based communications from VoIP to instant messaging are susceptible to police surveillance.Week in review: Tech face-lift
June 30, 2006 A massive communications bill is taking shape in the Senate, and it promises to change the shape of the tech world.Congress proposes tax on all Net, data connections
January 28, 2005 Extending tax originally created to pay for the Spanish American War is an "option" this year, committee says.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.
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