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AP – “FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski sounded a clarion call for universal broadband access, comparing it to the great undertakings of earlier generations to build transportation networks across the U.S. “Broadband has immense power to improve the... Full Article at Library Stuff
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Making broadband available for all Americans isn't enough, according to FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski, who this week placed renewed emphasis on the importance of making broadband easily adoptable and affordable, particularly for population groups... Full Article at Information Week
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Julius Genachowski, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, delivers the keynote address to the CTIA-Wireless Association convention, Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2009, in San Diego. View Photo »
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I welcome this collaborative effort to eliminate the increasingly deadly practice of distracted driving. Changing this ingrained behavior will require us to develop creative solutions using both technology and education. By combining the resources and expertise of the DOT and the FCC, I am confident tha...
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FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski sounded a clarion call for universal broadband access, comparing it to the great undertakings of earlier generations to build transportation networks across the U.S. "Broadband has immense power to improve the quality of... Full Article at TechNewsWorld
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski said providing broadband access to underserved areas of the country is the "greatest infrastructure challenge of our time." Full Article at 4029tv.com
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- Making broadband Internet access universally available is this century's version of building highways or extending railroads coast-to-coast, the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission said Tuesday. Full Article at Miami Herald
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Julius Genachowski, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, delivers the keynote address to the CTIA-Wireless Association convention, Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2009, in San Diego. View Photo »
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USA Today goes on to report that one top-level fundraiser apparently awarded with a plum job is Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski.
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FCC chairman pitches universal broadband Internet access as key to nation's economic success
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LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Making broadband Internet access universally available is this century's version of building highways or extending railroads coast-to-coast, the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission said Tuesday. Full Article at Baltimore Sun
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Julius Genachowski has added to the Federal Communications Commission's quiver of reasons to aim at high-speed broadband for all Americans: supporting U.S. troops. Full Article at Design News
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WASHINGTON - OCTOBER 28: Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Julius Genachowski (R) testifies about legislation to curb the behavior of drivers distracted by mobile phone calls, texts and e-mail, during a hearing of the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee...
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WASHINGTON - OCTOBER 28: US Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood (L) and Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Julius Genachowski (R) take their seats to testify about legislation to curb the behavior of drivers distracted by mobile phone calls, texts and e-mail, during a hea...
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WASHINGTON - OCTOBER 28: U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood (L) and Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Julius Genachowski (R) testify about legislation to curb the behavior of drivers distracted by mobile phone calls, texts and e-mail, during a hearing of the Senate...
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WASHINGTON - OCTOBER 28: U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood (L) and Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Julius Genachowski (R) testify about legislation to curb the behavior of drivers distracted by mobile phone calls, texts and e-mail, during a hearing of the Senate...
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WASHINGTON - OCTOBER 28: U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood (L) and Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Julius Genachowski (R) testify about legislation to curb the behavior of drivers distracted by mobile phone calls, texts and e-mail, during a hearing of the Senate...
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WASHINGTON - SEPTEMBER 21: Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Julius Genachowski speaks at the Brookings Institution on September 21, 2009 in Washington, DC. The Brookings Institution hosted a discussion on improving broadband and mobile communications.
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I welcome this collaborative effort to eliminate the increasingly deadly practice of distracted driving. Changing this ingrained behavior will require us to develop creative solutions using both technology and education. By combining the resources and expertise of the DOT and the FCC, I am confident tha...
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USA Today goes on to report that one top-level fundraiser apparently awarded with a plum job is Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski.
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A core goal of the FCC's efforts is to preserve and promote this virtuous cycle driven by a free and open Internet ... That's how we'll ensure that the Internet becomes an enduring engine for opportunity and prosperity for all Americans.
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Very few things could have lured me away from Beliefnet, which is thriving and still has its best years ahead of it ... As we hit our tenth anniversary, traffic is growing, new tools are launching, ad revenue is up, and great plans are in motion for expansion. Despite this very exciting momentum, Julius...
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Integra Telecom would like to commend FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski on the Commission’s adoption of the proposed rulemaking on net neutrality. The Chairman’s plan is an important step to achieving the Administration’s goals of preserving an open Internet and enhancing and safeguarding consumer choice ...
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When AT&T indicated, in response to the FCC's inquiry, that it would take another look at permitting VoIP on its 3G network I was encouraged
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Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski is proposing that the agency apply tougher open-Internet rules broadly, raising concerns of cable and phone companies and some lawmakers that the government could try to control efforts to offer products such as digital cable or premium busin...
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Spectrum is the oxygen of the 4G networks ... While the short-term outlook for 4G spectrum availability is adequate, the long-term picture is very different. In fact, the biggest threat to the future of mobile in America is the looming spectrum crises. The CTIA said much the same thing in a letter to th...
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Republican opposition is mounting as federal regulators prepare to vote this month on so-called 'network neutrality' rules, which would prohibit broadband providers from favoring or discriminating against certain types of Internet traffic flowing over their lines ... Twenty House Republicans — including...
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There shouldn't be any confusion ... I believe firmly in the need for the FCC to preserve Internet openness, whether a person accesses the Internet from a desktop computer or a wireless laptop or netbook. I also believe the question of how we accomplish that goal, particularly in the wireless context, p...
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Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski told the wireless industry Wednesday that he intends to proceed with Internet openness rules for cellular carriers, despite some of the 'unique congestion issues' posed by mobile Internet, according to his prepared remarks for a convention sp...
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I believe firmly in the need for the FCC to preserve Internet openness, whether a person accesses the Internet from a desktop computer or a wireless laptop or netbook. I also believe the question of how we accomplish that goal, particularly in the wireless context, poses some difficult questions -- ques...
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Last week, FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski proposed new rules requiring operators to open their networks to any legitimate Internet content or service without discrimination. If adopted, the move would be a victory for big Internet companies at the expense of network operators
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The FCC has been looking at these issues for quite some time, and over the years a bipartisan Commission has adopted and enforced open Internet principles ... It did so, however, in a way that has left many confused about the landscape -- about whether we do or don't have Internet openness protections.
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President Obama praised FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski's plan for net neutrality rules, when most Americans believe that further regulation of the Internet will hinder investment and innovation in our nation's broadband networks and lead to more government encroachment into private enterprises
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I...appreciate AT&T's announcement yesterday allowing Internet calling applications on the iPhone -- a decision I commend ... And also Verizon's announcement about the Android platform. These are both wins for consumers.
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We refer to the gradual but certain movement to have the federal government impose 'neutrality' regulation for all Internet actors and activities--and in particular, to Monday's announcement by Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Julius Genachowski that new rules will be floated shortly
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I also appreciate AT&T's announcement yesterday allowing Internet calling applications on the iPhone -- a decision I commend
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Almost as significant, and in a bit of a surprise, [FCC Chair Julius Genachowski] made clear the rules would cover wireless as well as wired networks
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I commend AT&T's decision to open its network to VoIP ... Opening wireless services to greater consumer choice will drive investment and innovation in the mobile marketplace.
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You’ve got to hand it to AT&T. They don’t like Julius Genachowski’s plan to apply network neutrality rules to wireless networks, and they aren’t shy about saying so
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There are markets in the country where if you wanted an iPhone, if you wanted a Pre, you just couldn’t get it -- from anyone
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Julius Genachowski, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, plans to propose a new so-called net neutrality policy Monday that could prevent wireless companies from blocking Internet applications, according to a source at the agency
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I believe the FCC must be a smart cop on the beat preserving a free and open internet
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