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Deficit reduction by spectrum auction?
So I took up David Weigel‘s challenge in Slate: Read the Reid Plan. Read the Boehner Plan. Get Back to Me… and got as far as this stuff in Reid’s plan: (Sorry, I had to take a screen shot because … Continue reading
Posted in Broadcasting, Business, Politics
Tagged at&t, David Weigel, Federal Communications Commission, Slate, Spectrum auction, verizon, Verizon Communications
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Opening the paying field
When we went looking for an apartment here a couple years ago, we had two primary considerations in addition to the usual ones: walking distance from a Red Line subway stop, and fiber-based Internet access. The latter is easy to … Continue reading
Follow the falling brick road
New England is full of ruins. Woods everywhere are veined with stone walls, relics of an agrarian age that ended when the industrial one began. Shipping canals, which were thick with horse-drawn cargo when the Thoreau brothers rowed past them … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Future, infrastructure, Past, Places, problems
Tagged at&t, Cisco, cpb, fybush, George Clark, iphone, Photography, photos, Public Radio Tuner, publicradiotuner, radio, Scott Fybush, towers, transmission, tv, wky, wlne
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How do you make a U.S. iPhone work in E.U.?
One reason I got the iPhone was that it’s GSM. Meaning it should work outside the U.S. I also thought I had a plan with AT&T that allowed that. Well, now I’m in Europe and my iPhone just says “Searching…”. … Continue reading