WHAT'S NEW: Information TechnologyEdited by James G. Lakely - March 18, 2010
The April issue of InfoTech & Telecom News reports on Google’s relationship with China, which went sour January 12 when Google traced to Chinese ... (read more)
Phil Britt - March 18, 2010
The resignation of a key figure in the Obama administration’s technology policy team may signal the White House is backing away from its previous ... (read more)
Ben DeGrow - March 19, 2010
Advocates of online education are praising a new national education technology initiative while touting the tremendous capacity of virtual schools to transform ... (read more)
James G. Lakely - March 17, 2010
The long-awaited National Broadband Plan, hot off the presses of the Federal Communications Commission Tuesday, is an impressive document—if one is ... (read more)
Federal Communications Commission - March 16, 2010
What follows is the "preface" to the Federal Communications Commissions' report titled "Connecting America: The National Broadband Plan" ... (read more)
James G. Lakely - March 16, 2010
James G. Lakely, co-director of the Chicago-based Heartland Institute’s Center on the Digital Economy and managing editor of InfoTech & Telecom ... (read more)
Federal Communications Commission - March 15, 2010
Broadband is the great infrastructure challenge of the early 21st century. Like electricity a century ago, broadband is a foundation for economic growth, ... (read more)
Phil Britt - March 13, 2010
The head of the Consumer Electronics Association was not shy about criticizing rising federal budget deficits and sticking up for free markets when given ... (read more)
James G. Lakely - March 05, 2010
A school district in suburban Philadelphia supposedly thought it devised the perfect anti-theft device for its student-issued laptops—until parents ... (read more)
James G. Lakely - March 04, 2010
New York City residents pay the second highest cell phone tax rates in the nation, so high that a member of Congress is determined to prohibit the state ... (read more)
WHAT'S NEW: Telecom
The April issue of InfoTech & Telecom News reports on Google’s relationship with China, which went sour January 12 when Google traced to Chinese ... (read more)
The resignation of a key figure in the Obama administration’s technology policy team may signal the White House is backing away from its previous ... (read more)
The long-awaited National Broadband Plan, hot off the presses of the Federal Communications Commission Tuesday, is an impressive document—if one is ... (read more)
What follows is the "preface" to the Federal Communications Commissions' report titled "Connecting America: The National Broadband Plan" ... (read more)
James G. Lakely, co-director of the Chicago-based Heartland Institute’s Center on the Digital Economy and managing editor of InfoTech & Telecom ... (read more)
Broadband is the great infrastructure challenge of the early 21st century. Like electricity a century ago, broadband is a foundation for economic growth, ... (read more)
Bartlett Cleland, director of the Center for Technology Freedom at the Institute for Policy Innovation in Lewisville, Texas, says the Universal Service ... (read more)
The Federal Communications Commission is formulating plans to change the Universal Service Fund from supporting just traditional telephone service to also ... (read more)
A school district in suburban Philadelphia supposedly thought it devised the perfect anti-theft device for its student-issued laptops—until parents ... (read more)
New York City residents pay the second highest cell phone tax rates in the nation, so high that a member of Congress is determined to prohibit the state ... (read more)
POLICYBOT: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
|