"Sen. Herb Kohl asked the top four U.S. wireless providers to explain why they raised text message prices almost simultaneously last year." read more » DiscussBury
The chair of the Antitrust Subcommittee in the Senate Judiciary Committee has written to the four largest US network operators demanding they explain why the cost of texting has doubled since 2005. AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile are being affected by this antitrust investigation. read more » DiscussBury
Richard Koman reports on the Senate's decision to approve retroactive immunity for telecommunications that helped the United States Government surveil telephone conversations and rejects compromises read more » DiscussBury
Pablo Chavez writes over on the official Google Policy Blog on Google's recent testimony before the Senate on their efforts to ensure that governmental websites are indexable by search engines thus read more » DiscussBury
Liz Eraker a Policy Analyst over at Google has written on the Google Public Policy Blog about the Senate's efforts to push governmental agencies towards better design standards that will allow gover read more » DiscussBury
Erick Schonfeld reports over at TechCrunch that Senators are beginning to take note of the telecommunications industry attempts to rock the boat when it comes to net neutrality and that a probe may b read more » DiscussBury
Pablo Chavez offers up on Google's Public Policy Blog a summary of David Drummond's testimony before the senate on online advertising and the Google-Doubleclick merger. This includes an embedded vi read more » DiscussBury
Two FCC Commissioners - Copps and Adelstein - suggested before the Senate that the United States need to consider a national broadband strategy which would increase the reach and competitiveness of b read more » DiscussBury