Seriously. You can’t make this up. SiriusXM satellite Radio announced Friday that it is creating “Tiger Blood Radio” which will be a
Section of the Healthcare Reform law considered burdensome to small businesses repealed this week.
While many were focused this week on Charlie Sheen, revolts in Libya and other Middle Eastern countries and the budget showdown, Congress
FCC to tackle Native American access issues, Retransmission Consent & Universal Service
This month’s FCC Open meeting scheduled for Thursday is full of great items. Most notably, the PayTV folks will finally get the
The Most Overused Political Idiom of late…
…it is that time again to add to my 25 Most overly used political Idioms post and my other posts about political verbiage …on
Was Emanuel’s membership in influential business club key to win?
I posted this on P365 recently about RahmBo aka King Emanuel: Not too long ago, some were calling Oprah Winfrey the Kingmaker for using
Obama’s wireless spectrum solution: why it may NOT work.
During the State of the Union, the President remarked that “within the next five years, we’ll make it possible for businesses to
FCC goes to the Hill to defend network neutrality
If you have 3 hours to kill, you can hear the FCC Chairman make the misstep of assuming that a dynamic, constantly
FCC adds six to Technical Advisory Board
The Hill reports: The Federal Communications Council announced six new members will joint its Technical Advisory Council on Monday including former Four-Star
Dueling Universal Service, National Broadband Plan events
Monday had dueling events about Universal Service Funding and the National Broadband plan. I opted to check out my buddy Craig Settles
Is Egypt’s Obama’s Burden
Here’s an opinion piece I did up for Politic365 earlier this week: In 1899, British novelist and poet Rudyard Kipling wrote an
