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Art Brodsky: Washington Post Hides Corporate Interests In "Web Cop" Editorial

huffingtonpost.com     Jun 3, 2008   1 related          

Any newspaper has the right to take an editorial stand on the merits of an issue, regardless of how misguided that stand might be. In a recent editorial endorsing a half-measure to ensure a free and open Internet, the Washington Post...                    

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Aberdeen Group : Employee Performance Management Takes Center Stage!

marketwire.com     Jun 3, 2008   14 related          

BOSTON, MA (MARKET WIRE) In the new benchmark report, "Managing Employee Performance," Aberdeen Group, a Harte-Hanks Company (NYSE: HHS), found that while 78% of all organizations have a formal process in place to manage employee...                    

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Shelly Palmer: Kevin Martin Has His Head In The Broadband Cloud

huffingtonpost.com     Jun 2, 2008   1 related          

This week, FCC Commissioner Kevin Martin put some new spectrum up for auction. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is an independent United States government agency established by the Communications Act of 1934. The FCC is...                    

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The future of Comcast? Not so pink...

woip.blogspot.com     Jun 2, 2008          

It's the sort of news that ought to scare the pants off Comcast executives. FCC Chairman Kevin Martin has proposed the commission auction off a portion of the 25 megahertz spectrum with a free provision -- meaning that whoever...                    

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U.S. Eyes Free Internet As Part Of Airwaves Auction (TechWeb)

go2blogging.com     Jun 1, 2008   7 related          

WASHINGTON - U.S. communications regulators are considering auctioning a piece of the airwaves to buyers willing to provide free broadband Internet service without pornography. Federal Communications Commission Chairman Kevin Martin...                    

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‘D’ Show: Cell Phone Fees, and the Future of TiVo (PC Magazine)

go2blogging.com     Jun 1, 2008          

The final discussion at the D Conference involved FCC Chairman Kevin Martin and Verizon Wireless CEO Lowell McAdam, who discussed broadband deployment, network neutrality, open access and more. Earlier, TiVo's Tom Rogers talked about...                    

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It's Celtics-Lakers Once Again

aol.com     May 31, 2008          

Filed under: Celtics, Pistons, Lakers, NBA Playoffs, Boston, Detroit, Breaking News... but there's plenty of time to discuss that, with Game 1 waiting 'til Thursday. Let's discuss Boston's clincher, a road win in Detroit.Continue...                    

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Altruism, Grandstand Play or Unresponsive Bureaucracy?

itbusinessedge.com     May 30, 2008   41 related          

On its face, the spectrum auction plan being floated by FCC Commissioner Kevin Martin seems like a good idea. Martin wants to sell 25 MHz of spectrum in the 2155 to 2180 MHz band but mandate that the winners offer free Wi-Fi access...                    

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Free Internet Access?

woip.blogspot.com     May 30, 2008   3 related          

It's the sort of news that ought to scare the pants off Comcast executives. FCC Chairman Kevin Martin has proposed the commission auction off a portion of the 25 megahertz spectrum with a free provision -- meaning that whoever...                    

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Civil rights groups blast à la carte cable

arstechnica.com     May 30, 2008   3 related          

Fifteen prominent civil rights groups are taking a conspicuous swing at Federal Communications Commission Chair Kevin Martin's proposals for a wholesale based à la carte cable system. The groups include the National Congress of Black...                    

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