No more big TV bundles? Revenue per channel stronger for streaming pay TV – Virtual pay TV operators in the US are making more than twice the revenue of traditional pay TV operators per channel per month, according to new research. via /r/technology No more big […]
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New FCC Broadband ‘Advisory Panel’ Stocked With Telecom Consultants, Allies & Cronies via /r/technology New FCC Broadband ‘Advisory Panel’ Stocked With Telecom Consultants, Allies & Cronies Submitted August 14, 2017 at 03:47PM by mvea via reddit
How a Conservative TV Giant Is Ridding Itself of Regulation via /r/technology How a Conservative TV Giant Is Ridding Itself of Regulation Submitted August 14, 2017 at 02:36PM by StrictScrutiny via reddit
Leaked Microsoft memo reveals high Surface Book return rates via /r/technology Leaked Microsoft memo reveals high Surface Book return rates Submitted August 14, 2017 at 01:26PM by redkemper via reddit
The War on Net Neutrality and How it Will Affect Gamers via /r/technology The War on Net Neutrality and How it Will Affect Gamers Submitted August 14, 2017 at 01:39PM by eggscores via reddit
Former MI5 director becomes the latest ex-spy chief to back encrypted messaging via /r/technology Former MI5 director becomes the latest ex-spy chief to back encrypted messaging Submitted August 14, 2017 at 01:21PM by wlscr via reddit
GoDaddy expels neo-Nazi site over article on Charlottesville victim: The Daily Stormer published a piece denigrating Heather Heyer, who was killed on Saturday… via /r/technology GoDaddy expels neo-Nazi site over article on Charlottesville victim: The Daily Stormer published a piece denigrating Heather Heyer, who was killed […]
Teen’s death at Chinese internet addiction camp sparks anger via /r/technology Teen’s death at Chinese internet addiction camp sparks anger Submitted August 14, 2017 at 09:40AM by Drakko24 via reddit
Apple’s Airdrop feature used to send penis pics to people on the same train in new trend via /r/technology Apple’s Airdrop feature used to send penis pics to people on the same train in new trend Submitted August 14, 2017 at 07:40AM by BennyCemoli via reddit
Internet of incarceration: How AI could put an end to prisons as we know them – “an advanced form of home detention, using artificial intelligence, machine-learning algorithms and lightweight electronic sensors to monitor convicted offenders on a 24-hour basis.” via /r/technology Internet of incarceration: How AI […]