Broad Soft

  • Subscribe to our RSS feed.
  • Twitter
  • StumbleUpon
  • Reddit
  • Facebook
  • Digg

Saturday, 31 August 2013

What Happened to Free Speech in the U.S.?

Posted on 06:52 by Unknown

Seriously, this is more than stupid. It shows imperial arrogance.

http://feedly.com/k/19Vv4oS

shared via http://feedly.com

Email ThisBlogThis!Share to XShare to Facebook
Posted in | No comments
Newer Post Older Post Home

0 comments:

Post a Comment

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)

Popular Posts

  • Seattle's Gigabit Squared Fails: Sustainability Remains an Issue for Muni Access Networks
    Seattle's Gigabit Squared  network appears to have failed, illustrating a recurring problem with all municipal or joint venture Internet...
  • Mobile Now More than 65% of All U.S. Internet Access Connections
    Of 262 million U.S. broadband access connections, there were almost 65 million fixed and 64 million mobile connections with download speeds ...
  • Movie Revenue Model is Breaking
    Sometimes the decline of a business model is historically inevitable even before the peak of revenues for the model. Voice revenues for the ...
  • Can "Internet Access" Be More Than a Commodity?
    What makes today’s “Internet access” different from voice, text messaging or video entertainment? The answer explains why service providers ...
  • Access Networks Increasingly are All About Video
    In North America, r eal-time entertainment is responsible for over  68 percent of downstream bytes during peak periods, compared to 65 perce...
  • Verizon Acquires Content-Delivery Firm EdgeCast Networks
    In one sense, the  Verizon acquisition of EdgeCast Networks  is a simple way of gaining revenue and customer base in complementary businesse...
  • Debate over "Fiber to Home" Versus "Fiber to Node" Erupts Again in Australia
    Oddly enough, for some of us, a debate over access network architecture, specifically fiber to the home or fiber to the node, appears to be ...
  • Apple TV: Content, Sales Volume, Uniqueness are Key Challenges
    Some observers argue Apple needs to launch a TV device (a display) to spur growth. Others might argue that is a mistake.  Some might argue ...
  • How 1 Philippines Telco Monetizes Over the Top Messaging
    Mobile service providers globally face big problems in the messaging space, as users are showing high preference for no incremental cost ove...
  • Will End of Smartphone Subsidies Actually Help Mobile Service Providers and Ecosystem?
    It might seem self evident that smartphone subsidies are a burden for mobile service providers. If that is the case, getting rid of device s...

Blog Archive

  • ►  2014 (23)
    • ►  January (23)
  • ▼  2013 (476)
    • ►  December (83)
    • ►  November (79)
    • ►  October (127)
    • ►  September (95)
    • ▼  August (92)
      • Verizon, Vodafone Making Different Bets on Market ...
      • What Happened to Free Speech in the U.S.?
      • Mobile Spending Now 10% of all E-Commerce
      • Tablets Might be Fastest-Growing Consumer Electron...
      • Will Vodafone Survive Verizon Wireless Sale?
      • AT&T’s Contract-Free Prepaid Aio Service Goes Nati...
      • America Movil Encounters Obstacle in Effort to Buy...
      • Three U.K. Offers Domestic Tariffs for Roaming Cal...
      • Gigablit Libraries Network to Test TV White Spaces...
      • Slovakia Begins 4G Spectrum Auction
      • EC Digital Commissioner Backs Off 90% Roaming Rate...
      • Skype Marks 10th Anniversary
      • Will Verizon Sell its Fixed Network, After Buying ...
      • Comcast to Launch 250 Mbps in Provo for $80 a month
      • Debate over "Fiber to Home" Versus "Fiber to Node"...
      • Will End of Moore's Law Impair ISP Ability to Rapi...
      • 90% of Republic Wireless Traffic Moves Over Wi-Fi
      • Cox Communications Offers Wi-Fi Hotspot Access
      • Why U.S. Cable and Telcos are Chasing Home Automat...
      • Africa Might be Among the Best Places for Fast Int...
      • Google Names Top U.S. "eCities"
      • "Net Neutrality" Will Kill the Teleconm Business
      • 20% of U.S. Residents "Can't Get" Broadband, or "D...
      • Mobile Revenue: Voice 21%. Where's the Rest?
      • Wi-Fi is Valuable for a Service Provider, Just Har...
      • Broadband Now IS Internet Access
      • Telefonica, America Movil Both Covet the German Ma...
      • The Difference Between 2000 and 2013
      • Will LTE Displace Public Wi-Fi?
      • Licensed Wi-Fi?
      • While LightSquared Lawsuit Remains Unresolved, So ...
      • 10% of U.K. 5-Year-Olds have Mobile Phones
      • How 1 Philippines Telco Monetizes Over the Top Mes...
      • Amazon Weighing its Own Mobile Network?
      • Google Project Loon (Internet by Balloon) Continue...
      • Are Mobile Networks a Viable Substitute for Fixed ...
      • Why Over the Top TV Won't Necessarily Save You Money
      • More Book Reading on Smart Phones than Tablets, St...
      • Amazon is 5X Bigger Than All Other Cloud Vendors C...
      • Czech 4G Auctions Coming in November 2013
      • OTT Messaging is Not Cannibalizing Text Messaging,...
      • Will You Save Money Buying Future Online TV?
      • Bundles Lift Revenue per Customer, Drive Revenue G...
      • Despite Earlier Denials, Apple Will Ship a Low-Cos...
      • Smart Phones Will Close Digital Divide Globally
      • Video Business Loses Customers, Again
      • Skype Now Available from Inside Outlook.com
      • 10 Firms Win Parts of $10 Billion U.S. Interior De...
      • How Big a Phone Will You Carry All the Time?
      • China Aims for 50 Mbps in Cities by 2020
      • Cloud Computing Nears "Trough of Disillusionment"
      • Alteva, Frontier, Windstream Show Transformation S...
      • If the Windows Operating System Were a House, It W...
      • U.S. Licensed and Unlicensed Use of White Spaces H...
      • About 66% of Mobile Data is Offloaded to Wi-Fi
      • FCC Says It Will Not "Automatically" Allow Verizon...
      • Telekom Austria Wants to Buy Serbia Broadband
      • NSA Spying: How Can We Trust Anything You Now Say?
      • Is Square "Western Union?"
      • TOT Delays 3G Expansion in Thailand
      • Google Fiber in Provo Prices Same as Kansas City
      • Using a Drone-Mounted Camera to See what a Surfer ...
      • Skype Will be Native Part of Windows 8.1 Start Screen
      • Technology Adoption Rates Show Danger of Getting t...
      • Content Owners Will Decide Whether Apple Really Ha...
      • Baltimore to Explore Own Internet Access Network
      • PCs are for Work, Other Than That, People Will Pre...
      • Lenovo Sells More Smart Phones, Tablets than PCs
      • DoJ Opposition to US Airways, American Airlines Me...
      • 1 Regulator or 28? Competition or Investment? Are ...
      • Nobody Knows What Will Happen to Service Provider ...
      • Smart Phones Surpass Basic Phone Sales for First T...
      • Mobile Business Now Faces "End of Growth" Driven b...
      • 7% of Surveyed Mobile Execs Think Joyn Will Succee...
      • More Consolidation in U.S. Mobile Market is an Eas...
      • How Much Will Global Telecom Revenue Grow in 2013?
      • Telekom Austria and KPN Wholesale Fiber Network a ...
      • Orange Money Expands into Retail Payments, Branded...
      • CenturyLink Touts 1 Gbps
      • Google Adds Global Spell Check, Formatting Features
      • LTE Customers Buy Bigger Data Plans, Study Finds
      • T-Mobile US Breaks Trend
      • Mobile Commerce 11% of E-Commerce in 1Q 2013
      • Telekom Austria Revenues Fall 2% in 2Q 2013
      • Can FCC Lawfully Do Anything; Should it Do Anythin...
      • Has U.S. Mobile Market Revenue Reached its Peak?
      • Security Concerns About Mobile Commerce Might be Q...
      • Leaders and Managers: Followers Create the Former,...
      • Market Disruption is a Game Verizon Can Play as Well
      • How Strategic is Ownership or Operation of an Acce...
      • Windstream Earnings Illustrate Rural Telco Problem
      • Video Cord Cutting Not Yet at the "Disruption" Phase
Powered by Blogger.

About Me

Unknown
View my complete profile