The FCC seems to have realized this in seeking more public comment on the complex issue of Net Neutrality. And that is a smart decision for at least three reasons.
First, there is no reason for urgency. Nothing is broken, and the issue primarily is being stirred by people who say they [...]
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Patience is a virtue
September 2nd, 2010
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Interview on Technlogy, Internet Adoption and How Minorities Can Take Advantage
September 2nd, 2010
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Recently I was interviewed on WUF1080am. We talked about a few topics: Technology, Internet adoption, How we get more minorities to take advantage of broadband, and Net Neutrality. Turned into a great conversation. Give it a listen.
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FCC’s Regulation Changes Would Be A Step Backward
September 1st, 2010
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The Washington Post has always been one of the front runners of old media in race to ensure their content is available across multiple digital channels. I believe that the efforts they have made on the Washington Post.com and with the launch of the Root.com have set the standard for how other print [...]
What if …?
August 20th, 2010
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The last few days have seen the best and worst of the Net Neutrality debate.
First, I encourage you to watch this video on CNET – http://cnettv.cnet.com/net-neutrality/9742-1_53-50091412.html?tag=mncol;2n . You will see two experts do a superb job summarizing the Net Neutrality issue. You may not agree with every point (I didn’t), but you will have a far [...]
Don’t Slow Down the Mobile Broadband Rush
August 11th, 2010
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I came across this article today from the St. Petersburg Times and wanted to share it.
http://www.tampabay.com/opinion/columns/dont-block-mobile-path-onto-internet/1113659
There have been some studies that have shown the rapid adoption of mobile broadband by minorities. While the hope is that they adopt wire-line broadband as well it is encouraging to see that mobile technology has allowed them to get exposure [...]
The Value of Diversity
June 30th, 2010
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When all voices weigh in on a subject, offering their varying points of view from their unique perspectives, the end result is more powerful. And I’m not just talking about getting a chance to speak – it’s just as important to listen, really listen, to the other side, and to be mindful of their words.
That’s [...]
The “Real” Reality Check
June 3rd, 2010
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I came across an article today that was written by Harold Ford Jr.
http://www.broadbandforamerica.com/blog/harold-ford-jr-time-reality-check in response to an earlier article he published on the Huffington post (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/harold-ford/fcc-re-designation-of-bro_b_588879.html) about his thoughts on the FCC’s attempts at reclassifying broadband service as a means of regulating it.
Of course, when I went to the original article the list of comments [...]
Bipartisanship
May 24th, 2010
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Bipartisanship is not a word you hear much anymore, and you see it in action even less. But it was alive and well at the Michigan House of Representatives when it passed a resolution asking the FCC not to reclassify broadband as a Title II service. Republicans and Democrats alike are [...]
Daily Digest 04_12: My Thoughts on The Comcast Ruling and The FCC’s Reaction
April 12th, 2010
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Trying something new today. Instead of writing decided to do an audio podcast. Let me know what you think
Two Digital Divides exist today not Just a “Digital Lag”
March 27th, 2010
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I spent some time in DC this week. First I sat on a panel sponsored by National Journal Magazine . We talked about the National broadband plan and what effect it may have on increasing broadband adoption and use among our country’s population. It ended up being a good panel, but also showed how long [...]
