... then it would go to President Trump, who has already signed three such measures overturning Obama-era regulations. Undoing the regulation means that a future FCC couldn't pass the broadband privacy measure again. The Trump-appointed chairman of the FCC, Ajit Pai, a critic of the broadband privacy rules ...
... Asia as a whole, and provide inspiration for other countries around Asia to consider amending laws to be more accommodating to their diverse citizens." 5. FCC's latest move complicates efforts to lessen the digital divide Shortly after becoming the new chairman for the Federal Communications Commission, Ajit Pai, a ...
... secretary Sean Spicer says will not happen, which Trump said will not happen. It could be IRS tax audits of journalists. It could be revoking FCC licenses. It could be defunding public media. It could be using the Espionage Act against journalists to prosecute them for investigative reporting. These are ...
... Trump and Clinton, I resorted to an enduring Vine. (RIP Vine.) The Greek chorus reaction to the 2016 U.S. presidential race. Video by Vine FC Point is, many us relived our favorite six-second, looping videos, mourning the passing of a truly absurd -- but welcome -- app. At the same ...
... with the present day. But to talk to Kelley about her work is to wander with her through history. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCwCqjsEMf4 Her journey in film began at the Yale Alumni War Memorial, where she created found poetry out of rubbings from the names of Yale ...
... the 2008 Olympics. #SIN's Joseph Schooling idolized Michael Phelps as a boy. Last night he beat him the 100m butterfly. #Swimming pic.twitter.com/FCIYAkGj60— Rio 2016 (@Rio2016_en) August 13, 2016 "If it wasn't for Michael, I don't think I could have gotten to this point ...
... dishes for their online access, which offer download speeds starting around 5 megabits per second -- far slower than the 25 megabits per second that the FCC has set as a minimum standard for high speed internet. Customers can pay up to $90 a month for satellite service, almost double the ...
... down on it. “It’s our No. 1 problem,” said Bryan Stirling, director of the South Carolina Department of Corrections. The governors are asking the FCC, which governs the nation’s airwaves, to give states “flexibility and authority” to take advantage of technology that makes it impossible to use cellphones ...
The new study of cancer risk from cellphones marks a big change in what researchers think they know about the dangers — which is why it’s sure to get an extra close look from scientists, industry, and government regulators.
The digital divide and lack of reliable Internet access at home can put low-income and rural students at a real disadvantage. So when superintendent Darryl Adams took over one of the poorest school districts in the nation, he made it a top priority to help his students get online 24/7. Special correspondent David Nazar of...
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