Legislation intended to help protect infrastructure from terrorists is hampered by fears of pressure from advocates who scored a victory against antipiracy bills. Meanwhile, the media and Internet giants who are at odds over dealing with purloined content on the Web may need to agree first on the extent of the problem.
Legislation intended to help protect infrastructure from terrorists is hampered by fears of pressure from advocates who scored a victory against antipiracy bills. Meanwhile, the media and Internet giants who are at odds over dealing with purloined content on the Web may need to agree first on the extent of the problem.
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Daily Report: Reverberations of the Antipiracy Bills
Media and Internet giants at odds over dealing with stolen content on the Web may need to agree first on exactly how bad the problem is, Jenna Wortham and Amy Chozick report. Media companies say they are facing a relentless barrage of thefts
Media and Internet giants at odds over dealing with stolen content on the Web may need to agree first on exactly how bad the problem is, Jenna Wortham and Amy Chozick report. Media companies say they are facing a relentless barrage of thefts
AT&T’s chief executive says that because of the limited amount of spectrum available, the nation may soon face a data shortage. He thinks the government is the problem. And he also thinks that because AT&T needs more spectrum, it will have to increase prices for customers and impose restrictions on data usage to manage rising demands for data.
AT&T’s chief executive says that because of the limited amount of spectrum available, the nation may soon face a data shortage. He thinks the government is the problem. And he also thinks that because AT&T needs more spectrum, it will have to increase prices for customers and impose restrictions on data usage to manage rising demands for data.
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AT&T: We Need Spectrum or Prices Are Going Up
Tons of people have contacted us pointing to a Google+ group full of angry Sprint customers who have found themselves unable to contact Google Voice users on Verizon’s network.
Tons of people have contacted us pointing to a Google+ group full of angry Sprint customers who have found themselves unable to contact Google Voice users on Verizon’s network.
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Is Google Voice down between Sprint and Verizon?
A published report says that Research in Motion’s board will relieve the company’s two co-chief executives of their additional titles and duties as co-chairmen. But that may not solve RIM’s problem, which is an inability to create a new generation of competitive products in a timely way
A published report says that Research in Motion’s board will relieve the company’s two co-chief executives of their additional titles and duties as co-chairmen. But that may not solve RIM’s problem, which is an inability to create a new generation of competitive products in a timely way
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Would a New Chairman Fix RIM?
Just like hard working humans, giant companies like to get paid consistently and on time for services rendered.
Just like hard working humans, giant companies like to get paid consistently and on time for services rendered.
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Verizon’s $2 convenience fee inconveniences the FCC
That phone on Big Red having problems with data? Apparently you’re not alone, as the carrier appears to be having issues again judging by the metric ton of emails we’ve gotten from you experiencing LTE, and in some cases CDMA, blackouts across the country. Our Galaxy Nexus in New York is chugging along with 1xRTT while a Thunderbolt in Washington DC is doing just fine with CDMA
That phone on Big Red having problems with data? Apparently you’re not alone, as the carrier appears to be having issues again judging by the metric ton of emails we’ve gotten from you experiencing LTE, and in some cases CDMA, blackouts across the country. Our Galaxy Nexus in New York is chugging along with 1xRTT while a Thunderbolt in Washington DC is doing just fine with CDMA
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Verizon experiencing nationwide data outage?
The recent Xbox Live Dashboard update was heralded as a boon amongst users, but unfortunately for some of you, the new version didn’t just come bearing gifts. A number of people are experiencing an issue, more commonly known as “Error 801540B7,” that’s keeping them from getting their daily media fix by booting them from the Live network and locking its purchased-content doors. Microsoft ‘s aware of the symptoms and it knows you’ve got lots of online appointments to wax chumps and smoke fools, so it’s told the folks at Joystiq that a solution is in the works.
The recent Xbox Live Dashboard update was heralded as a boon amongst users, but unfortunately for some of you, the new version didn’t just come bearing gifts. A number of people are experiencing an issue, more commonly known as “Error 801540B7,” that’s keeping them from getting their daily media fix by booting them from the Live network and locking its purchased-content doors. Microsoft ‘s aware of the symptoms and it knows you’ve got lots of online appointments to wax chumps and smoke fools, so it’s told the folks at Joystiq that a solution is in the works.
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Microsoft acknowledges Xbox Live ‘Error 801540B7,’ promises to resolve it ASAP
This is just hilarious. Remember when Verizon Wireless stated rather unequivocally that its Galaxy Nexus suffered from a ” signal strength issue ” and that a fix was coming?
This is just hilarious. Remember when Verizon Wireless stated rather unequivocally that its Galaxy Nexus suffered from a ” signal strength issue ” and that a fix was coming?
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Verizon sidesteps Galaxy Nexus antennagate, claims signal indicator is to blame
In a passionate call for states to ban all phone use by drivers, the chairwoman of the National Transportation Safety Board compared the deadly habit to smoking. It reflects a change in thinking on how to fight the problem.
In a passionate call for states to ban all phone use by drivers, the chairwoman of the National Transportation Safety Board compared the deadly habit to smoking. It reflects a change in thinking on how to fight the problem.
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Reframing the Debate Over Using Phones Behind the Wheel
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