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Monthly Archives: April 2014
New passwords will not stop the Heartbleeding
Does changing your password following the Heartbleed bug really matter?
AT&T seeks foothold in airborne wi-fi
The carrier is gearing up to provide in-flight wi-fi in the year 2015.
Sri Lanka looks toward ICT, cloud-based future
The country is setting up projects to increase its presence in communications tech, and cloud computing.
Brazil cements internet as a public utility
President Rousseff has ratified the most progressive internet bill, establishing net neutrality.
FCC’s net neutrality walkback fans anger
Many see the proposed rules as backtracking on anything that resembles net neutrality.
Mexico’s telecom bill mirrors web governance concerns
The bill would give the Mexican government excessive control over an industry that is much in need of reform.
Aereo, and the fate of U.S. television
Broadcasters have taken Aereo before the Supreme Court in what could be a pivotal decision for the TV landscape.
Huawei launches more connectivity projects in Zambia
The Chinese telco is expanding its network infrastructure projects in several African countries.
Yahoo aims to unseat Google search on iOS
CEO Marissa Mayer is planning to convince Apple to replace Google with Yahoo as iOS’s default search.
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