aperçu énergie Trump report bizarrely claims net neutrality repeal raised incomes $50B a year Ars Technica - Jon Brodkin A new White House report claims without convincing evidence that eliminating consumer-protection rules in the broadband industry has boosted real …
aperçu énergie Here's Another Chance to Weigh In on the FCC's Net Neutrality Repeal WIRED - Klint Finley An appeals court ordered the FCC to seek comments on whether its new regime hurts public safety or low income consumers. The Federal Communications …
aperçu énergieTech Industry Why only one-quarter of the world will get 5G Fortune - Aaron Pressman The wireless industry is spending tens of billions dollars annually to install superfast 5G networks, but the first wave of the technology isn't …
aperçu énergieIcon version of the Flipboard logoBroadband California’s Broadband Fund Ignores Fiber and Favors Slow DSL eff.org - By Ernesto Falcon
aperçu énergieNet Neutrality At Direction of U.S. Appeals Court, FCC Asks Public to Weigh in on Harms of Its 2017 Net Neutrality Repeal freepress.net WASHINGTON — Today the FCC sought public comment on the impact its disastrous Net Neutrality repeal had on other internet safeguards. In October 2019, …
aperçu énergieDish Network Dish Network floats merger with DirecTV over pace of cord-cutting The Verge - Chaim GartenbergThe two biggest satellite TV providers — Dish Network and DirecTV — may be looking to merge, according to Dish chairman Charlie Ergen, who called a potential merger with its biggest satellite rival “inevitable”
aperçu énergieTelecoms T-Mobile claims it didn’t lie about 4G coverage, says FCC measured wrong Ars Technica - Jon Brodkin Disputed speed tests found that T-Mobile exaggerated coverage in FCC filings. T-Mobile says the Federal Communications Commission screwed up 4G …
aperçu énergieNet Neutrality Your provider might be throttling your internet. Here's how to check CNET - David Priest There are plenty of reasons for slow internet. Here's how to be sure an unethical internet provider isn't one of them.
aperçu énergieNews India telecom crisis: Vodafone struggles to survive DW News - Ankita Mukhopadhyay (New Delhi) India's telecom sector is in dire straits with the survival of Vodafone Idea left hanging in the balance. The crisis could hurt growth prospects, job …
aperçu énergieNet Neutrality The Price of Broadband Is Too Damn High VICE - Karl BodeLast week a study highlighted how more than 42 million Americans lack access to broadband, more than double previous FCC estimates. In New York City alone more than 1.5 million people—18 percent of city
aperçu énergiePrivacy ISPs sue Maine, claim Web-privacy law violates their free-speech rights Ars Technica - Jon Brodkin Law says ISPs need opt-in consent before using or sharing Web-browsing history. The broadband industry is suing Maine to stop a Web-browsing privacy …
aperçu énergieMarkets America’s monopoly problem, explained by your internet bill Vox - Emily StewartIn the summer of 2017, I decided it was time to put my big-girl pants on and try to talk to my internet provider about my bill. It had been gradually ticking up over the past several months without explanation
aperçu énergieIcon version of the Flipboard logoT-Mobile Approval of T-Mobile/Sprint Merger Will Mean Higher Prices for Consumers freepress.net WASHINGTON — On Tuesday, Judge Victor Marrero of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York released his decision approving the …
aperçu énergieT-Mobile Groups Cry Foul As Judge Blesses T-Mobile-Sprint Merger Forbes - Kenneth CorbinThe merger between Sprint and T-Mobile cleared one of its final hurdles on Tuesday, as a federal judge denied the request of a coalition of state attorneys general to block the deal, leaving consumer crying
aperçu énergieTechnology Google winds down free Station Wi-Fi program The Verge - Jon PorterGoogle is shutting down Station, a program that saw the company offer free Wi-Fi across over 400 railway stations in India and over 5000 locations worldwide since 2016, TechCrunch reports. Google says
aperçu énergieT-Mobile Sprint–T-Mobile Has All the Hallmarks of a Bad Tech Merger. Why Is It Going Through? slate.com - Lindsey Barrett In a politically fractured time, it can be tempting to cling to apparent consensus wherever traces of it can be found. That instinct is partly to …
aperçu énergieEnvironment T-Mobile and Sprint may be cleared to merge, but users are left with unclear signals Popular Science - Stan HoraczekIt’s only fitting that T-Mobile and Sprint would get final judge’s approval for their massive merger during the week of Valentine’s Day. While that telecom romance is clearly the big story of the week,
aperçu énergieQuantum Physics Quantum internet closer as physicists stretch spooky link between atoms sciencemag.org - Adrian Cho Physicists in China have forged a mysterious quantum connection between particles, called entanglement, over dozens of kilometers of standard optical …
aperçu énergieTechnology The T-Mobile/Sprint merger will increase inequality in the U.S. Fast Company - Harry McCrackenFor four decades, the federal government has taken a lax approach to enforcing antitrust laws—and the gap between rich and poor has only grown. A federal judge gave his blessing to the $26.5 billion merger
aperçu énergieBroadband Can New York City fix what ails American broadband? Protocol - Karl Bode New York has a massive new plan to fix broadband in the city. Will it be a new model for collaboration and competition in the broken U.S. broadband …
aperçu énergie Telcom companies are using Facebook fake news against each other TNW - Rachel KaserFacebook today revealed it’d identified and removed several new fake news sources on its platform and Instagram. Some of the latest apparently include Southeast Asian telcom companies — whose goal is to
aperçu énergieTelecoms The court let T-Mobile buy Sprint because Sprint completely sucks The Verge - Nilay PatelAfter a lengthy trial, a federal court ruled in favor of allowing T-Mobile and Sprint to merge yesterday, along with a complicated scheme to turn Dish Network into the fourth national wireless carrier
aperçu énergieComcast Comcast “not welcome” here: Customers protest sale of tiny cable company Ars Technica - Jon Brodkin "I'd rather have no Internet service than give one penny to Comcast." Customers of a small cable company in Vermont are protesting the company's …
aperçu énergieTelecoms US Broadband Gaps Are Twice as Bad as the Government Claims VICE - Karl BodeThe FCC’s 2019 Broadband Deployment Report states that 21.3 million Americans lack access to any broadband whatsoever, be it cable, DSL, fiber, or wireless. But according to a new study by broadband availability
aperçu énergieRace & Ethnicity T-Mobile should speak out about Corey Lewandowski—and fire him Fast Company - Mark SullivanCorporations have the power to be voices of social responsibility in the Trump era, and T-Mobile should seize the opportunity. T-Mobile may be wondering what it got itself into when it enlisted the services
aperçu énergieTelecoms The T-Mobile Sprint Merger Just Got Rubber Stamped and We All Lose VICE - Karl BodeA federal judge has ruled in favor of T-Mobile’s $26 billion merger with Sprint, despite ample historical evidence showing the deal will likely erode competition, raise U.S. wireless data prices, and in
aperçu énergieLifestyle (UK) Cables 1,000 times faster than current internet wires could be created after major breakthrough independent.co.uk - Andrew Griffin Data could be transmitted a thousand times faster than current internet cables after a major breakthrough, scientists have said. The new research uses …
aperçu énergieMobile T-Mobile and Sprint’s industry-changing merger will reportedly clear its final hurdle tomorrow The Verge - Jay PetersTomorrow is a day the wireless industry has long been waiting for, according to The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal’s well-guarded sources — a judge is expected to rule in favor of T-Mobile
aperçu énergieAmazon Web Services We Need to Talk About ‘Cloud Neutrality’ WIRED - Molly Wood A multibillion-dollar, privately-owned infrastructure is now essential to the modern internet economy. That should freak you out. We spent a lot of …
