Today, The Street listed among 5 industries facing extinction: Wired Telecommunication Carriers In singling out wired telecommunication carriers as among the 10
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Jeneba Jalloh Ghatt is a recovering attorney who manages her digital media publishing company while writing for several tech, business and lifestyle sites. She considers herself a social media butterfly and a tech inclusion advocate. She is an early tech adopter who curated content since the Internet’s earliest years in 1992.
Obama to speak at Al Sharpton’s National Action Network convention
On Wednesday, the President will travel to New York, NY, to deliver remarks at the National Action Network’s 20th Anniversary and National
Jobs report good for most, for Blacks, not so much
The Department of Labor released the March jobs report indicating that the economy added 216,000 jobs last month and the national unemployment rate dropped to 8.8%,
Tech Crunch’s Top April Fool’s Day 2011 jokes
Tech Crunch features a great list of April Fool’s practical jokes around the web. I am thinking of sending the one I
Want a rural broadband access loan? Free USDA workshop this April
USDA Rural Development is hosting a FREE Information workshop for people interested in applying for the Rural Broadband Access Loan Program in
iPhone Schmiphone – I’m a Blackberry Loyalist (image tribute)
A photo of the various Blackberry’s I’ve owned over the past 11 years. I call this photo of the various Blackberry smartphones I’ve
Payola and Piracy conference rewind (video)
The video to this Tuesday’s privacy and payola conference hosted by the Broadcasting Commission of Jamaica (BCJ) at the fabulous Terra Nova
Michelle Obama on the Affordable Care Act, One year later
In this week’s edition of my Politics of Raising Children Blog that I author in The Washington Times, First Lady Michelle Obama guest posts
Treasury Dept to host an Access to Capital for Small Business Conference
OBAMA ADMINISTRATION ANNOUNCES ADDITIONAL DETAILS FOR UPCOMING CONFERENCE TO EXPLORE ACCESS TO CAPITAL FOR SMALL COMPANIES WASHINGTON – Today, the Obama Administration
Black women in business. Still invisible. Still undervalued.
Last week, a coalition of groups representing black women elected officials released a report which acknowledged the role that broadband adoption could
