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Britain’s Radio Pirates Seen as Free-Market Heroes

Bruce Edward Walker
Bruce Edward Walker
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FCC’s Proposed Election Ad Disclosure Rule Draws NAB Ire

Tom Gantert
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With the 2012 election cycle predicted to set spending records, the Federal Communications Commission is proposing requiring television stations post online information about who will be behind tho

Hyperlinks Less Likely to Be Found Defamatory in U.S. than UK

Kenneth Artz
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The English High Court has determined Web sites may be found guilty of defamation if they include hyperlinks to other sites actually featuring the libelous material.

Debate Over California Smart Meters Continues

Tabassum Rahmani
Tabassum Rahmani
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Verizon Sues FCC Over Data-Roaming Rules

Phil Britt
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‘Netizens’ Are Real Internet Sovereigns

Bruce Edward Walker
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Review of Consent of the Networked: The Worldwide Struggle for Internet Freedom, by Rebecca MacKinnon, Basic Books, 286 pages, 2012, $26.99.

Three States Called Upon to Reclaim T-Mobile Subsidies

Phil Britt
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Good Jobs First, a national resource center on economic development accountability, has called on called on officials in Kansas, Oregon, and Texas to explore all possibilities for recapturing taxpa

Maine, West Virginia Get Windfall from Broadband Fund

Phil Britt
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Survey: Two-Thirds of Internet Users Make Online Purchases

Krystle Russin
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New Technologies Arising to Help Reduce Distracted Driving

Alyssa Carducci
Alyssa Carducci
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