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Digital News Coverage of Government Contracting and Federal Policy Landscape
The Vote In a vote that was closely observed, live-blogged, live-streamed and tweeted about, the Federal Communications Commission, as expected, approved the first-ever Internet access regulations yesterday. The vote is poised to
Ahead of the Dec. 21 Federal Communications Commission vote that will determine the fate of Chairman Julius Genachowskiâs net neutrality proposal, the lobbyists are swarming Washington. The Washington Postâs technology blog, Post
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski took to the FCC blog to defend his net neutrality proposals, writing that an open Internet is vital for the United Statesâ economic well-being, especially job
Questions have been swirling about Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowskiâs new net neutrality proposal since he first laid it out it out last week. It would enshrine the concept of treating
Questions have been swirling about Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowskiâs new net neutrality proposal since he first laid it out it out last week. It would enshrine the concept of treating
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski, the nationâs top telecom regulator, voiced support yesterday for a new set of regulations on net neutrality, which would require Internet service providers to treat all
One of the White Houseâs top technology advisers, who helmed the Obama administration’s efforts to navigate the often unknown waters of Internet policy, announced he was resigning last week. Andrew McLaughlin, the
The Federal Communications Commissionâs next-generation 911 initiative might not be as well-known as its more controversial net neutrality proposal, but changing the way people interact with emergency services could have as big