Matthew Lasar

Feature: Can porn be copyrighted? One file-sharing defendant says no

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... Read the comments on this post Can porn be copyrighted? One file-sharing defendant says no By Matthew Lasar | Published February 7, 2012 9:50 AMLast updated February 7, 2012 10:10 AM Can porn be copyrighted?... (Read Full Article)

Comment Mentions:   Electronic Frontier Foundation   Murphy   Pearson

Asian economic powerhouses are also broadband slowpokes

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... Read the comments on this post Asian economic powerhouses are also broadband slowpokes By Matthew Lasar | Published February 1, 2012 9:04 AMLast updated February 1, 2012 9:23 AM Asian economic powerhouse... (Read Full Article)

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A "disruptive force": why Uncle Sam wants to save T-Mobile from AT&T

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...d the comments on this post A "disruptive force": why Uncle Sam wants to save T-Mobile from AT&T By Matthew Lasar | Published November 30, 2011 8:17 PMLast updated November 30, 2011 8:42 PM A "disruptive force": w... (Read Full Article)

Comment Mentions:   LTE   Cablevision   AT&T

Internet bandwidth report: Have we reached "Peak Netflix?"

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... Read the comments on this post Internet bandwidth report: Have we reached "Peak Netflix?" By Matthew Lasar | Published October 27, 2011 8:08 AM Internet bandwidth report: Have we reached "Peak Netflix?" Rem... (Read Full Article)

Comment Mentions:   Apple   Matthew Lasar   Sandvine

Feature: Mad about metered billing? They were in 1886, too

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... Read the comments on this post Mad about metered billing? They were in 1886, too By Matthew Lasar | Published August 14, 2011 9:00 PM Mad about metered billing? They were in 1886, too A New York H... (Read Full Article)

Comment Mentions:   Alexander Graham Bell   Bell System   Western Union

US: LightSquared 4G would have "severe operational impact" on GPS

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...Read the comments on this post US: LightSquared 4G would have "severe operational impact" on GPS By Matthew Lasar | Published July 8, 2011 11:45 AM The US Department of Commerce's telecommunications division has r... (Read Full Article)

Comment Mentions:   Ntia   National Telecommunications and Information Agency   ATC

Against the rules? No 4G tethering apps for Verizon phones

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... Read the comments on this post Against the rules? No 4G tethering apps for Verizon phones By Matthew Lasar | Published June 6, 2011 10:14 PMLast updated June 6, 2011 10:44 PM Tethering—connecting your mobil... (Read Full Article)

Comment Mentions:   Google   LTE   Free Press

North Carolina governor refuses to block anti-muni broadband law

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... Read the comments on this post North Carolina governor refuses to block anti-muni broadband law By Matthew Lasar | Published May 23, 2011 8:00 AM North Carolina Governor Bev Perdue has announced that she won't si... (Read Full Article)

Comment Mentions:   Bev Perdue   Matthew Lasar

Legal this time? Startup offers local TV on the 'Net, with a twist

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...ead the comments on this post Legal this time? Startup offers local TV on the 'Net, with a twist By Matthew Lasar | Last updated April 18, 2011 6:40 AM Several years ago, Chet Kanojia was enjoying a brisk career p... (Read Full Article)

Comment Mentions:   Microsoft   Facebook   Matthew Lasar

Pickpocketing or voluntary auctions? The wireless spectrum standoff

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Comment Mentions:   Wireless Association   Consumer Electronics Association   Federal Communication Commission

North Carolina cities mobilize against anti-muni broadband bill

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... Read the comments on this post North Carolina cities mobilize against anti-muni broadband bill By Matthew Lasar | Last updated April 14, 2011 6:48 AM At least six cities in North Carolina have passed resolution... (Read Full Article)

Comment Mentions:   House of Representatives   Matthew Lasar

Competition creator? FCC forces "data roaming" on reluctant carriers

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...d the comments on this post Competition creator? FCC forces "data roaming" on reluctant carriers By Matthew Lasar | Last updated April 7, 2011 3:09 PM With Sprint and Comcast cheering (and Verizon booing), the... (Read Full Article)

Comment Mentions:   AT&T   Sprint Nextel   Comcast

House passes anti-net neutrality resolution, veto likely

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... Read the comments on this post House passes anti-net neutrality resolution, veto likely By Matthew Lasar | Last updated April 5, 2011 5:05 PM The House of Representatives has passed H.J. Res 3, a joint re... (Read Full Article)

Comment Mentions:   House of Representatives   Federal Communication Commission   Matthew Lasar

The politics of metered billing in Canada

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... Read the comments on this post The politics of metered billing in Canada By Matthew Lasar | Last updated March 17, 2011 7:30 AM Metered broadband billing has become a volatile regulatory qu... (Read Full Article)

Comment Mentions:   Telecommunications Industry Association   Rogers   Bell Canada

World mobile data traffic to explode by factor of 26 by 2015

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... Read the comments on this post World mobile data traffic to explode by factor of 26 by 2015 By Matthew Lasar | Last updated March 2, 2011 9:12 AM Anyone who thinks that the Internet revolution is in anything ... (Read Full Article)

Comment Mentions:   Google   Cisco   AT&T