By ArticleSnatch on July 11, 2007
With a nationwide transition to digital television slowly taking place, Google may be interested in participating in the federal auction of the 700MHz wireless bands.Those bands will not be needed once the digital transition happens in 2009. Many companies have an interest in grabbing this bandwidth for themselves. Google has been thought to be one [...]
Posted in Internet | Tagged 700MHz wireless bands, advertising products, Barry Bonds, Broadband, Broadband Access, Bud Selig, dark fiber, Digital TV, Federal Communications Commission, google, handheld communications device, Internet players, Internet service providers, key Internet, Richard Whitt, software applications, Sun Microsystems, Washington Telecom, Wireless Auction, wireless communication industry, wireless network, wireless phone player, wireless services |
By ArticleSnatch on June 19, 2007
After starting out on an internal-only basis, the Google Public Policy blog has been opened for public consumption and commentary.Did you know that 99.6 percent of Americans receive their broadband service from either a cable or a telephone company? Or that many people have only one choice for a broadband provider, if they have one [...]
Posted in Internet | Tagged Andrew McLaughlin, Broadband, google, Richard Whitt, telephone, United States, Washington Telecom |
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