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Report: Keep broadband in companies' hands

December 4, 2003 The broadband industry may be dominated by phone and cable companies, but that doesn't mean that the government needs to get involved, according to the Congressional Budget Office. TAGS: broadband, cable company, government, U.S.

A FEMA-ized broadband?

November 9, 2005 Sonia Arrison of the Pacific Research Institute frets about the prospect of a government-controlled Internet. TAGS: government, broadband, supply, America, telecommunications, communication, U.S.

Readers weigh in on Internet ownership

October 17, 2005 From Philadelphia to San Francisco, local moves toward metrowide broadband will fuel the debate over free enterprise versus government intervention. TAGS: government, Philadelphia, broadband, fiber, Internet service, agency, San Francisco

Broadband boondoggle in the making

January 4, 2005 Tropos Networks CEO Ronald Sege says a new Pennsylvania law will slow the launch of faster, less expensive wireless broadband. TAGS: broadband access, Pennsylvania, broadband, citizen, Philadelphia, wireless broadband, law, deployment, telephone company, government, telecommunications, city, U.S.

Digital Agenda: 10 facts you should know about broadband

October 27, 2004 President Bush and Sen. John Kerry's positions on the issue are closer than anticipated. TAGS: broadband, John Kerry, margin, wireless broadband, broadband network, broadband service, government, tax, president, U.S.

Bill launched to overhaul broadband rules

July 27, 2005 Politicians say it's time to update the 1996 Telecommunications Act and other laws to deregulate broadband and wireless links. TAGS: fiber, bill, broadband, telecommunications, Verizon Communications, government, law, VoIP, satellite

Senators can't agree on municipal broadband rules

February 15, 2006 Amid multiple proposals, politicians can't agree on whether municipalities offering broadband service should be applauded. TAGS: municipality, broadband, Republican, Sen., politician, Philadelphia, sector, EarthLink Inc., government, senator, proposal, state

Poll shows tough road for broadband

July 26, 2004 A Harris Interactive-CNET News.com poll suggests presidential candidates may have tough sell convincing Americans to pay for their broadband expansion plans. TAGS: broadband, John Kerry, Internet access, broadband network, telecommunications, tax, government

Tony Blair launches digital divide 'challenge'

April 1, 2005 Plan will award as much as $18.8 million to the first local authority and partners to offer universal Net access to public services. TAGS: digital divide, broadband, U.K., government, information technology

The irony of 'network neutrality'

October 21, 2003 U.S. Rep. Diana DeGette says a move by certain big tech firms to support Internet regulation may result in customers receiving the short end of the stick. TAGS: irony, broadband, federal government, regulation, broadband provider, Amazon.com Inc., government, operating system, Microsoft Corp.

Broadband providers decry Net-wiretapping rules

June 29, 2006 Cost of complying with federal wiretapping rules will be prohibitive, especially given deadlines, smaller firms say. TAGS: CALEA, broadband provider, broadband, deadline, broadband network, government, rule, telecommunications, VoIP

Smugglers send Net phone accounts to Panama

August 2, 2004 It's the newest thing in contraband--cheap Vonage accounts. What else can you do when your own country slaps a fee on VoIP calls? TAGS: Panama, Vonage Holdings Corp., Internet phone, VoIP, phone network, account, government, call, representative, broadband, U.S.

Court ruling points way to broadband regulation

April 1, 2004 A U.S. appeals court rejects the FCC's request to rehear a case, in a decision that could prompt local governments to start regulating the cable industry. TAGS: cable industry, Michael Powell, cable network, information service, broadband, telecommunications, Time Warner Inc., broadband service, government, cable company, court, decision, chairman, U.S.

Hanging up on the competition

May 18, 2006 Albuquerque Mayor Martin Chavez says video franchise legislation backed by phone companies will benefit corporations, not consumers. TAGS: telephone company, legislation, barrier, nation, broadband, cable company, government, law, entry, telecommunications, programming, video

Philly, Verizon reach accord on city Wi-Fi plan

December 1, 2004 Penn. governor signs closely watched legislation after Philadelphia and Verizon reach compromise on citywide project. TAGS: Philadelphia, Verizon Communications, Governor, legislation, Pennsylvania, wireless service, city, government, telephone company, Wi-Fi, broadband, project, agreement

USDA sued over broadband loan program

May 31, 2006 Mediacom accuses department of granting low-interest loans to companies that aren't focusing on rural, underserved markets. TAGS: loan, broadband, community, America, infrastructure, cable company, lawsuit, government, service provider, telecommunications, vice president

Net wiretapping plans under fire

December 19, 2005 CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh examines the growing backlash against the FCC's new wiretapping regulations. TAGS: CALEA, broadband provider, homeland security, Internet phone company, university, Internet phone, requirement, government, rule, broadband, telephone company, city

Should cities be ISPs?

June 23, 2005 Lobbyists are pressuring Congress to resolve whether governments should be selling Net access. TAGS: Philadelphia, lobbyist, ownership, government, city, proposal, Internet Service Provider, telecommunications, Internet access, professor, broadband

Cisco invests $12 million in Japan R&D center

December 17, 2004 The company will develop IP router technology in Tokyo. But Japan isn't the only Asian country the networking giant has its eye on. TAGS: Cisco Systems Inc., Japan, IPv6, Cisco CRS-1, R&D, Cisco IOS, Tokyo, IP, facility, broadband service, router, service provider, broadband, India, government, VoIP

Comcast CEO offers olive branch to Bells

October 11, 2004 Comcast head Brian Roberts says he and archrivals should work in concert to fight government intervention. Verizon CEO rolls his eyes. TAGS: Brian Roberts, Comcast Corp., olive, broadband Internet, broadband, DSL, Verizon Communications, government, conference, CEO, battle, VoIP, telecommunications, IP, video
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