Posts Tagged ‘regulations’

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  Zero-Rate Plans Rain on Net Neutrality

  February 17, 2017 • Features • dladmin • Comments (0)

  We haven’t had a lot of snow in Manhattan this year.  Last Thursday’s dump was a welcome exception.  Most of what has fallen out of the sky this winter has been plain old rain.  So we’ve seen a lot of those folks who spring up on...

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  Cybercreeps and Cybercrats (Part 2)

  March 15, 2016 • Standards & Regulation • dladmin • Comments (0)

  Part 2 – Working with the (Cyber) Man Homeland security’s broad take on cybersecurity (mentioned in part 1) may be a little expansive, but that only highlights the fact that it is an area of IT that’s uniquely engaged with the tools of...

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  Net Neutrality Goes to Washington

  December 1, 2014 • News, Standards & Regulation • dladmin • Comments (0)

  What is an IT executive to think about net neutrality?   The internet is often compared to a highway, a common infrastructure available to all.  The current debate revolves around how strong we’d like to make that analogy.  While consumers and...

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  Unbundling Television Channels

  October 14, 2013 • News, Standards & Regulation • dladmin • Comments (0)

  Once again, those frozen-brained Canucks seem to be showing the world how to do business.  First they drove through the financial crisis on the bulletproof tires of their banking regulatory system; now they’re going to apply that regulatory nous to the...

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