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I found a way around the problem I complained of earlier - having no way to publish my list of subscribed podcasts from iTunes. Check out the list I just added at the right about two thirds of the way down and enjoy a great selection of largely speech-based podcast goodness.

October 14 Breakfast to Feature Representatives from Software, Electronics, and Recording Industries; plus Scholar Responsible for ‘Chilling Effects’ Press Releases WASHINGTON, October 8 - BroadbandCensus.com announced the inaugural event of the Broadband Breakfast Club: a forum on Tuesday, October 14, from 8 a.m.

Fring on iPhone Mini Review October 8, 2008 6:48 AM | 0 Comments I downloaded Fring for the iPhone this past weekend and have been testing it over the last few days. My take is when it works, it works very well. When it doesn't -- well, it just plain doesn't.

Internet, policy, Global Competition Neil Savage wrote: Microsoft’s chief strategic thinker, Craig Mundie, believes the United States’ situation with broadband access represents a “total policy failure.” In an interview with the Washington Post, Mundie decries the fact that, by some measures, the U.S.

Daily TIPs, greenhouse gases, Broadband Neil Savage wrote: DOE Plan Would Cut Emissions from Buildings The U.S. Department of Energy says that, with proper building techniques and renewable energy installations, a majority of commercial buildings could reach zero emissions of greenhouse gases within 20 years.

Access to broadband, and furthermore use of broadband, is imperative for U.S. citizens to maintain their competitive edge in an increasingly global economy. Broadband allows educational, employment and healthcare opportunities that would otherwise remain out of reach for many.

Daily TIPs, Broadband, energy Neil Savage wrote: Doubts Raised About Broadband Competition The Federal Communications Commission is in the midst of figuring out how to allocate spectrum for wireless broadband transmissions, while Google and M2Z Networks push for regulations to allow an alternative broadband service.

Broadband has taken center stage these past 24 hours. In last night’s debate, Senator Barack Obama cited the need to get broadband to all Americans as part of his plan to get the economy back on track.

There are so many positive things you can say about Apple. The company is truly positioned to take over the computing and mobile worlds. They already seem to own the music and video businesses. But does Apple need to tell us what programs we should and shouldn't run on our phones? Is this their place?

…And there’s a good reason to that. Apart from being excessively busy for the last couple of weeks, my internet connection has been speed-limited. Reason? Well, I’ve gone over my download quota for the month. Adoiiii.… It’ll reset in the next couple of days, thankfully.