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FCC To Talk Net Neutrality

A videographer is silhouetted in front of a video presentation featuring FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski during the International CTIA Wireless trade show in Las Vegas
The Federal Communications Commission is scheduled to meet tomorrow to consider whether to enforce net neutrality rules, or to leave the Internet unregulated.
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Comcast and Level 3 continue their dispute over peer sharing.

Level 3, Comcast Trade Shots

Speaking to investors this week, Level 3 and Comcast both presented their side of the spat over payments for network traffic.
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Is Broadband Bad For Energy?

Increased broadband access worldwide has meant a rise in demand for online media services and this could have implications for a society that is living within environmental limits. The researchers found the current energy demand for bandwidth to be four watt-hours per MB.
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Cyber Monday sales tops $1-billion for first time

Consumers spent $1.028-billion online during Cyber Monday, up 16 percent from a year ago, and first time such spending surpassed the billion-dollar level. It was also the busiest online shopping day ever.
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Comcast, Level 3 Trade Barbs Over Net Fees

Level 3 and Comcast are in a dispute over the transmission of video on the Internet, and the outcome could have large implications for companies that transmit video over broadband networks.
FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski

9-1-1 Texting Coming Soon

F.C.C. Chairman Julius Genachowski wants to get the ball rolling on allowing people to text 9-1-1.
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Canada telcos told to extend broadband services

Canada's established telecom companies must spend more than half of a C$770 million ($727 million) fund kept in escrow to expand broadband Internet to rural and remote communities and return the remainder to urban customers, the communications regulator said on Tuesday.

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