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Tag: broadband
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Employee Network Connectivity: A Year Into COVID and There's Still Work To Be Done
It's been 12 months since the pandemic upended the world's workforce. How are organizations handling employee network connectivity?
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How 5G Will Unlock The True Potential of IoT Devices
5G is set to launch in 2019, and the that spells great news for the thriving IoT industry. Here's how 5G will accelerate the Internet of Things boom.
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What is 5G, And How Will It Work?
The change from 3G to 4G was palpable. Now, experts are touting 5G as a "transformative experience" that's set to change more than just our browsing speeds.
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What's at Stake With Net Neutrality?
When Ajit Pai assumed the role of Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission in January, he made one of his goals clear: dismantling the net neutrality rules put in place in 2015. This surprised no one. As a member of the FCC, Pai voted against the Open Internet Order (pdf),
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How Title II Led to the Charter + TWC Merger
The three-way merger between Charter Communications, Time Warner Cable, and Bright House Networks, announced this morning, was rendered inevitable by the US Government’s reluctance to sanction a previous agreement between Time Warner and Comcast, citing its re-re-redefinition of Internet service under Title II of the Communications Act of 1934.
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Kate Cox: Why You Should Care About Net Neutrality
Kate Cox says she "make words about tech, politics, government, regulation, consumer stuff, video games, and lots of other things, mostly for Consumerist, a site owned by Consumer Reports. Consumerist offers consumer tips, like how to return products and how to confound a telemarketer, and covers shopper complaints,
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FCC Orders Title II Reclassification of Broadband Internet
By a 3-2 vote Thursday, the Federal Communications Commission has begun proceedings to adopt a new set of rules designed to give regulators greater authority in mandating how broadband Internet services can be classified and delivered by service providers.
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Obama, the FCC and 2 Perspectives on Net Neutrality
The White House and President Obama dropped the hammer on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) yesterday, pressuring the FCC to introduce rules that would strengthen protection of the "Net Neutrality" concept for consumers.
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Net Neutrality: You Never Know What You Have 'til It's Gone
You may not like everything you find on the Internet. But ask yourself this: would you really want to lose it? That's the question you should be pondering today, Net Neutrality Wednesday.
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Does the End of Net Neutrality Threaten Your Business?
Net neutrality has been one of the original and enshrining tenets of the Internet: All content is created equal. But a US federal appeals court has struck down a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) ruling meant to prevent ISPs from prioritizing some website traffic over others. The US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia ruled today that the
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Mobile Internet to Overtake Wired Access by 2015
Some call it the post-PC era, like former Apple CEO Steve Jobs would. Some claim that the popularity of tablets and smartphones is just a fad, as former Asus Chairman Stan Shih once said. But make no mistake about it: Mobile Internet is on the rise.
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Mobile Connection Management is the Mobile Experience
We talk a lot of the mobile enterprise, mobile customer engagement and all the different ways the mobile platform enables us all to stay connected. To do so effectively not only requires an effective strategy; it also requires a way to manage all the data stored, shared and downloaded.
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2011 Will be the Year For Mobile in APAC
The market for mobile broadband use is said to reach the 1 billion milestone later in 2011, in terms of user base. However, the Asia Pacific sees big disparities per market, particularly with developed vis-a-vis emerging economies.
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Mobile Broadband Use to Hit $1B Milestone in 2011, With Big Disparity in APAC Markets
There has never been a more exciting time for the mobile broadband market than today. At the start of 2011, the mobile broadband market accounts for about 500 million subscribers worldwide, and this number is expected to reach a billion before the year ends.
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