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Martin defends smut-free, wireless network to wary CongressOpen in New Window
Avatar Posted by davemackey 174 days ago (http://arstechnica.com)
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Matthew Laser writes over at Ars Technica on Kevin Martin's, FCC Chairman, continued push for a free broadband wireless spectrum and the various politics that muck things up. read more »
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Google defends open source from 'poisonous people'Open in New Window
Avatar Posted by davemackey 187 days ago (http://go.theregister.com)
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"Google I/O Once upon a time, there was an open source project called Subversion, and it needed a new date parser..." read more »
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Yahoo CEO Defends His Leadership, Need To InvestOpen in New Window
Avatar Posted by davemackey 189 days ago (http://www.informationweek.com)
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"Jerry Yang says he's still the right choice to lead the company despite questions about a failed $47.5 billion acquisition discussion between Yahoo and Microsoft earlier this month." read more »
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BBC defends iPlayer against Murdoch Jr's 'anti-competitive' claimsOpen in New Window
Avatar Posted by davemackey 222 days ago (http://go.theregister.com)
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The BBC Trust, Auntie's independent oversight body, has today defended the iPlayer against claims by James Murdoch that it squashes competition and innovation read more »
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Home Office defends 'dangerously misleading' Phorm thumbs-upOpen in New Window
Avatar Posted by davemackey 223 days ago (http://go.theregister.com)
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The Home Office today defended advice it gave BT and Phorm that their "Webwise" agreement to track millions of broadband subscribers will probably be legal if consent is obtain read more »
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