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What we’re reading: 3/11/11

What we’re reading: 3/11/11
Virginia Like  March 11, 2011 0
  1. Revenue from content/app transport? Operators need to be part of solution, not part of the problem (Dean Bubley’s Disruptive Wireless)

  2. UPD Broadband ISPs Thrash Out Voluntary UK Net Neutrality Commitment with the BSG (ISPreview UK)

  3. Top 10 + 1 Reasons To Say No To Government Takeover of the Internet (Digital Society)

  4. Walden worried FCC will reclassify broadband if net neutrality struck down in court  (The Hill’s Hillicon Valley)

  5. Nanotechnology Could Make Batteries in Mobile Devices Obsolete (IEEE Spectrum)

  6. The Coming Mobile Data Apocalypse (Redmonk.com)

  7. Google Enables Search Result Kill Switch (InformationWeek)

  8. Is geek spring break getting too big? (CNN.com)

  9. Proposed Privacy Bill Would Put Curbs on Data Gathering (WSJ.com)

  10. Lords vote for electronic devices in their chambers (The Register)

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