The Minority Media and Telecommunications Council took a novel approach to trying to get the FCC to act on its promise to do
Author: Jeneba Ghatt
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.
A Tiered Data Plan CAN Close the Digital Divide
Now here is a concept and model that seems to be fair and may work. Economists Robe rt Shapiro and Kevin Hassetts released a white
“Pontifications” on the Road to Reauthorization
Jay Jay Ghatt is also editor at Techyaya.com, founder of the JayJayGhatt.com and JayJayGhatt.com where she teaches online creators how to navigate
Clyburn to the Rescue: Commissioner Proposes to Allocate Spectrum to More NCE, Low Power FM & AM
Finally, some movement on an issue that is not related to Network Neutrality: Spectrum Allocation. The excellent news out of the FCC
Minority Investors Could Win Big by Funding Broadband in Emerging Domestic Markets
As a follow up to my previous post about Emerging Domestic Markets, I thought I’d take a look at examples of minority
Investing in Broadband in Emerging Domestic Markets is Key to Economic Recovery
Limited capital is among, if not, the number one reason minority and women-owned start ups fail. Rather than running away from business
Public Interest Groups putting the The “Bully” in the Bully Pulpit
Harold Ford, the Chairman of the Democratic Leadership Conference, recently responded to Free Press’ attack on him and other members of Congress
Dingell’s Challenge to the FCC: Show Me the Proof On the Third Way
The Ranking Minority Member of the House Energy and Commerce Representative John Dingell has written a 4-page letter to FCC Chairman Genachowski
The Abuse of the “AstroTurf” Misnomer -This isn’t LA gang warfare, it’s Net Neutrality Warfare
I would like to take this time to call a truce. What I am realizing after digesting some of the responses to
On Net Neutrality: The FCC’s Credibility Problem
The government and the FCC have a serious credibility problem on its hands in the Network Neutrality debate. The Hill newspaper broke
