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What we’re reading: 1/17/11

What we’re reading: 1/17/11
Virginia Like  January 17, 2011 0
  1. Cisco unveils its vision of TV of the future(FierceIPTV.com)

  2. Does WiMAX Still Stand a Chance? (CircleID)

  3. Verizon Chooses Sides, While Level 3 Keeps Fighting With Comcast (PaidContent.org)

  4. Level 3 May Test FCC ‘Open Internet’ Rules In Comcast Fight (Multichannel.com)

  5. First Android NFC apps begin to appear(nearfieldcommunicationsworld.com)

  6. Crisis in Tunisia proves Twitter is the best, and worst, way to follow breaking news (TNW)

  7. How HP and Palm’s WebOS Tablet Could ‘Blow Away’ the iPad (PCWorld)

  8. New Urban Myth: The Internet ID Scare (CDT)

  9. Dem: Fairness doctrine needed ‘as long as it’s the people’s airwaves’ (The Hill)

  10. Apple’s Steve Jobs takes medical leave, remains CEO (Washington Post)

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