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FCC`s Broadband Switcheroo Draws Yays and Nays
news date: 10 May 2010
FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski announced his third attempt at gaining acceptance for Internet neutrality last week, sparking yet another furor over the issue.
This time, he`s proposing a narrower approach toward reclassifying broadband access services... FCC Finds New Way to Bring Broadband Under Its Umbrella
news date: 06 May 2010
FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski has laid out a proposal that establishes the agency`s authority to regulate Internet broadband providers much as it does telecom service companies. The FCC has always claimed to have this authority -- but it was not put to... Skype Skates to New Low With Latest Calling Plans
news date: 05 May 2010
Skype on Wednesday announced that it is launching subscription plans to more than 170 countries with substantial savings over the company`s standard rates for calling mobile phones and landlines.
Starting Thursday, Skype`s range of calling subscriptions... FCC Chair: Broadband Plan Won`t Be Derailed
news date: 15 April 2010
The Federal Communications Commission believes it has the authority to implement its National Broadband Plan -- a wide-ranging initiative that calls for nationwide Internet services, greater availability of wireless connectivity, and improved rural... CRM for Telecoms, Part 2: Nailing the Customer Experience
news date: 12 April 2010
Part 1 of this series questions whether the heavy investments telecoms have been making to achieve long-term goals are the best CRM strategies or whether less-costly projects with faster paybacks might make more sense.
Telecom innovations have turned... Comcast`s Hazy Future as Internet Traffic Cop
news date: 08 April 2010
Comcast`s (Nasdaq: CMCSK) federal circuit court victory over the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) this week appears to have thrown a wide range of federal-level Internet plans into question. Only three weeks ago, the FCC announced its National... Net Neutrality Takes One on the Chin
news date: 06 April 2010
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia has issued a ruling that could spell the end of Net neutrality -- or merely redefine the battle terms a little. It`s a matter of perspective.
The court ruled that the Federal Communications... Read all news →
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