DailyFinance reports Nine companies, including Google (GOOG), have received Federal Communications Commission approval to use unused broadcast frequencies — so-called “white spaces”
Month: January 2011
Black women: Which psychographic profile do you fit in?
A 2009 national study procured by Lattimer Communications and market research agency The Bantam Group examined attitudes and consumer  behaviors  for  African-American  women
Public Interest groups & small wireless companies ask US Supreme Court for help
Public policy can make strange bedfellows. On network neutrality, some of the 22 organizations and entities I filed a US Supreme Court
I got a new title….
Washington Correspondent for Politic365.com It has a nice ring to it…now to get ready for the State of the Union. Jay Jay
bloggers…
yup… Jay Jay Ghatt is also editor at Techyaya.com, founder of the JayJayGhatt.com and JayJayGhatt.com where she teaches online creators how to
My 3 wishes for the new Comcast $20million minority entrepreneur fund
So the Comcast/NBC Universal merger was approved yesterday. As expected, the FCC voted in favor 4 to 1 and as anticipated, Commissioner
MLK Day Volunteer Opps & MLK Memorial Sneak Peek in Photos
Every year, the government offers Americans a unique way to honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and encourages citizens
Africa could benefit greatly from Apple’s solar-powered gadget patent
CNET reports: It specifically deals with converting the power from a solar panel to meet the power requirements of electronics. The system
Is single parenthood the reason so many black women work in clerical positions?
A 2001 Women Enews story claimed that African American Women Predominate in Support Jobs Cindia Cameron, national organizing director for 9 to
Join Tavis, Arianna Huffington, Cornel West & others discuss America’s Next Chapter
Join me as I and 7 other influential bloggers moderate the online discussion of: New York Times columnist Bob Herbert suggests that
