Net Neutrality is a hot issue these days and the FCC has officially weighed in on their position.
Here is an important article in Multichannel News that states FCC commissioner's views on this issue:
COPPS: FCC CAN IMPOSE NET NEUTRALITY
[SOURCE: Multichannel News, AUTHOR: Ted Hearn] The Federal Communications Commission has authority under current law to ensure that broadband-access providers -- currently mainly cable and phone companies -- do not discriminate against Web-based providers of content, search services and applications, FCC commissioner Michael Copps said Tuesday.
Rob Enderle’s Holiday Buying Guide
In buying a gift sometimes it’s the thought that counts and the typical first step is actually asking the other person (or someone that knows them well) what they want.
Well it’s summer kids are leaving school and graduating (or have graduated), birthdays are ongoing as are anniversaries and while events like the 4th of July are typically not reasons to buy gifts for others they often are an opportunity to buy things for ourselves.
Consumers are on a gifting spree this year. For themselves, for family, for friends. Maxing credit cards to and fro, Christmas and New Years bargains are beckoning.
Well its almost that time again and parents everywhere are likely breathing a sigh of relief as their little one becomes someone else’s responsibility for at least a few hours of the day.
It is difficult to stir definitely passionate, yet somewhat finite, user base to purchase "iterative speed bump" computers (particularly laptops) yet Apple has managed to guild its Aluminum Powerbook line with a handful of neat new features.