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 The Express Tribune | IT infrastructure: PM announces Rs17 billion for broadband The Express Tribune By Ali Usman Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani has announced that the federal government will allocate Rs17 billion for the development of Information Technology (IT) infrastructure and broadband connectivity in un-served areas in the next budget. I can t be removed unconstitutionally, says Gilani No one can dismiss govt unconstitutionally, says Gilani Expanding access to Internet: PM pledges Rs17bn |
 Zatz Not Funny | Comcast scraps broadband cap, moves to usage-based billing 39online.com Comcast on Thursday decided to get rid of its controversial 250 gigabyte-per-month cap for its broadband customers, replacing it with a usage-based billing system. The company put its current cap in place in 2008. The decision was aimed at a small ... Comcast's New Broadband Cap… Is Still A Cap Comcast to Shift From Broadband Caps to Usage-Based Pricing Comcast capitulates on cap, but dodges the net neutrality issue |
Governor appoints contracts czar to fight wasteful spending; skeptics doubt it ... MiamiHerald.com The nonprofit Kentucky-based company was formed to expand the reach of broadband to underserved areas throughout the country. In 2009, the company submitted the high bid and won a $3.9 million contract to map broadband in Florida using federal stimulus ... |
 VentureBeat | T-Mobile 4G Mobile Broadband 'Passes' Start Coming May 20 eWeek Mobile broadband passes will be available, starting May 20 and at prices from $15 to $50. T-Mobile is offering subscribers a new, contract-free way to connect to its 4G network. Beginning this Sunday, May 20, it will offer No Annual Contract mobile ... T-Mobile Introduces New No Annual Contract Mobile Broadband Service Passes T-Mobile Revamps Prepaid Mobile Broadband Plans T-Mobile Formally Introduces New No-Contract Mobile Broadband Plans |
Etisalat to cut broadband internet rates by up to 50%; landline rates by 30% Emirates 24/7 Etisalat will also make discounts on rates of broadband internet by up to 50 per cent for more than 40 per cent of its subscribers and later this year, it was reported. Etisalat will launch 'smart landlines' by the end of this month. |
 Sci-Tech Today | Comcast to Test Broadband Pricing Tied to Use New York Times (blog) By BRIAN STELTER and AMY CHOZICK Steering its broadband Internet access business away from a one-size-fits-all model, Comcast said Thursday that it would test sales of Internet service based on use, with potentially higher costs for customers who use ... Comcast Suspends Xfinity Broadband Data Cap Verizon's and Comcast's data caps: Who wins and who loses? Comcast To Shift From Broadband Caps To Usage-Based Pricing |
Broadband Intiative receives mixed reactions Islands' Weekly What they had in common was their support for Orcas Power and Light Cooperative's Broadband Initiative, which they showed by raising their hands. “What we're really looking for is feedback,” said Suzanne Olson, communication specialist for OPALCO. |
Broadband experts offer top tips to help rural Cotswold businesses struggling ... Cotswold News Shipton-based telecommunications experts Pink Connect have reported an increase in the number of businesses operating in small towns or rural areas that are losing out because of poor broadband speeds. Pink Connect are urging rural businesses to check ... |
 Advanced Television | Broadband Boom: Changing Entertainment, Changing Behaviors E-Commerce Times In the US market, the percentage of broadband households owning and connecting at least one product besides PCs to the Internet has increased 45 percent between 2010 and 2011. Today, approximately 40 percent of all US broadband households own at least ... Connected TV becoming mainstream |
 ABC News | Dish Makes Case To FCC For Rolling Out Wireless Broadband Twice By Joseph Palenchar -- TWICE, 5/18/2012 Washington - Dish Network presented its case to the government that it should be able to repurpose its 2GHz satellite spectrum for terrestrial wireless broadband, but the satellite-TV provider asked the Federal ... Dish: Sure, we'll build LTE, just give us four years Groups Seek Wholesaling, Other Conditions on Dish Waiver DISH Submits Comments to FCC on Wireless Rules |