Posts tagged Chairman Genachowski

How Low Will AT&T Go?
Amy Kroin
October 18, 2011

Rev. R. Henry Martin directs the Shreveport-Bossier Rescue Mission, a Louisiana-based ministry that “reaches out to feed, clothe, shelter and provide healing services to homeless men, women and families with children.” The ministry aided 1,200 people in 2010, served over 135,000 meals and is open to those in need 365 days a year.

Justice Dept. Sees Through AT&T's Jobs 'Promise'
Dave Saldana
September 8, 2011

The Department of Justice gave wireless customers an extremely valuable gift last week when it filed suit to block the AT&T/T-Mobile merger, a $39 billion boondoggle that would've made AT&T richer and more powerful at the expense of everybody else.

The Can-You-Hear-Us-Now-a-Thon: Petition Delivery Marathon at the FCC
Misty Perez Truedson
December 13, 2010

We’re running a marathon for the next two days, but this is not your normal 26.2 mile race. This marathon involves hauling at least 50,000 petitions to the Federal Communications Commission in support of real Net Neutrality every hour, on the hour until we’ve delivered all 2 million signatures.

"Fake Net Neutrality" Scheme Threatens Internet Freedom
John Nichols
December 2, 2010

When Barack Obama was running for president, he made Net Neutrality an issue -- pledging to defend the core values of a free and open Internet by assuring that all Americans would have equal access to all websites and to all the promise of this digital age.

Net Neutrality is Ready for Action. Is the FCC?
Tim Karr
October 7, 2010

It's put up or shut up time on Net Neutrality. That’s what Rob Pegoraro wrote in the Washington Post earlier this week.

And he’s right.

Can the FCC Get It Right on White Spaces?
Chris Riley
September 22, 2010

This week, the Federal Communications Commission will vote on an item that could either open the door to a dream of vast economic growth, innovation and consumer benefits, or bury the dream out of excessive caution and concern for incumbent interests.

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