November, 2012

Portia Krebs

11.01.2012

As campaign season winds down, we're still surveying how Americans are collecting information for the 2012 election. For instance, a recent

What's the Price of a Windows 8 Vulnerability?

Tom Soroka

11.02.2012

A French company called Vupen recently tweeted a ‘for sale’ message indicating that it was

Hurricane Sandy Relief Efforts Online

Portia Krebs

11.05.2012

Super-storm Sandy rocked the northeast last week – causing catastrophic destruction and harm to many residents.

GOTV This Presidential Election Day

Portia Krebs

11.06.2012

A recent New York Times article discussi

USTelecom Vidcast: Digital Democracy

USTelecom Media

11.06.2012

Unprecedented numbers of Americans and candidates are using broadband for news, digital discourse, get out the vote efforts, and more.

Counterfeit Technology Being Sold to Government

Tom Soroka

11.08.2012

Despite laws intended to crack down on the problem, a record number of counterfeit components and technical products are being shipped to U.S. military and federal agencies.

MMTC: McCormick on Broadband Investment

Anne Veigle

11.08.2012

The Minority Media Telecom Council plans a new task force to examine best ideas for helping the United States become a world leader in broadband infrastru

Future of Voice in IP World

Anne Veigle

11.15.2012

The future of voice services in a broadband-dominated world is prompting many questions about how quickly these changes will occur.

Health & the Mobile Internet

Portia Krebs

11.16.2012

Today, broadband is unleashing unprecedented access to health information and opportunities. And, as evidenced by

Windstream CEO Jeff Gardner Talks Telco Policy on CSPAN

Karn Dhingra

11.16.2012

Last Sunday, Windstream President and CEO Jeff Gardner appeared on CSPAN's The Communicators to discuss Universal Service Fund refo