FoxNews Mic Nicked – iPhone Left Untouched!
Posted by Simon Perry on 2 July 2007 | Tagged as: Content, Content Indexing & Navigation, FCC
Not everyone wants an iPhone. Man in Green proves it by swiping Fox reporters Mic rather than iPhone.
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Frontline Wireless: US Analogue TV Spectrum Raising Much Interest
Posted by Simon Perry on 11 April 2007 | Tagged as: FCC, Regulation, USA, Wireless
There’s a scramble for US spectrum by a collection of big-time venture capitalists. In the same way that UK frequencies are being freed up by analogue TV going digital, a big chunk of valuable frequency will also be coming up for grabs in the US too. The big difference is that the US one is [...]
Net Neutrality Matters
Posted by Scott Russell on 28 June 2006 | Tagged as: Distribution, FCC, Government, Infrastructure, Networking, Services, USA, VoIP, Web
Do you want your broadband provider choosing which Web sites you can see, or the speed it loads? Without Net Neutrality it might happen.
Broadcast Flag Knocked Back By US Court
Posted by Steve Kennedy on 6 May 2005 | Tagged as: Business, Copy Protection, Digital TV, FCC, USA
This ruling may have been hinted at by previous comments from the Judge, but there’s shock all around as the FCC’s Broadcast Flag gets overturned.
Michael Powell, FCC Chair to Go
Posted by Petra Jenkins on 21 January 2005 | Tagged as: Business, FCC, Regulation, USA
Much surprise around that Powell is to leave the FCC the day after Bush’s Inauguration.
FCC Approves First Software-Defined Radio (SDR)
Posted by Christian on 23 November 2004 | Tagged as: Business, FCC, Legal, Regulation, Software
There’s lots of quiet interest in Software-Defined Radio (SDR). Now the US FCC has given its first approval.
