I was reading a children’s bedtime book, “But Who Will Bell The Cats?” , with my children last night. The story was
Google on Transparency: Sometimes Yes. Sometimes No.
I thought it was interesting that my friends at Google are asking the government to impose more transparency on mobile broadband speed
For Startups: How to raise money from friends, angels, and venture capital firms
I thought this video had great tips about raising money for small businesses. <center> <center> Jay Jay Ghatt is also editor at
Blogging While Brown: A review
I participated in the 3rd annual gathering of bloggers of color, the 2010 Blogging While Brown Conference on June 18 and 19
MMTC tries Reverse Psychology on the FCC
The Minority Media and Telecommunications Council took a novel approach to trying to get the FCC to act on its promise to do
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
