Obama Supports Title II Classification for Internet Services

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	Obama Supports Title II Classification for Internet Services Earlier this week, President Obama called on the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to reclassify Internet services under Title II of the Telecommunications Act. In his statement, Obama said, "The time has come for the FCC to recognize that broadband service is of the same importance and must carry the same obligations as so many of the other vital services do."Responses from proponents and opponents to such a move were swift. ISPs such as AT&T and Comcast noted that Title II classification would hamper competition and continued investments, while consumer groups including Common Cause and content providers like Netflix praised the President's stand.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More   WHITE PAPER: Curvature Whitepaper: Peers vs. Policy Companies are interested in a single point of contact, on-site vendor support, more comprehensive network knowledge, and support for end-of-life products. To keep up with these evolving requirements, IT decision makers are considering peer advice and alternative maintenance. View now In this Issue Say goodbye to Microsoft Lync, hello to Skype for Business Black Friday deals from Target, Best Buy on iPhones, iPads Hot products from AWS: reInvent Say goodbye to Microsoft Lync, hello to Skype for Business Microsoft is upgrading its Lync unified communication platform to look and feel more like the familiar consumer version of Skype and changing its name to Skype for Business.By the middle of next year the company will drop the name Lync from its unified communication platform altogether and use the name of the better known consumer platform that Microsoft bought in 2011 for $8.5 billion.+ ALSO ON NETWORK WORLD Microsoft boosts Skype for iPhone speeds 5X |Microsoft finally rolls out Skype-Outlook.com integration to all users +To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More   Black Friday deals from Target, Best Buy on iPhones, iPads Black Friday 2014 ads from big retailers Best Buy and Target have leaked (well, the retailers have pretty much revealed them), and it looks like you can save on Apple products including iPads and the iPhone 6.Best Buy will offer its deals online on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov. 27, as well as on Friday. In-store purchases can be made after 5pm Thursday and starting at 8am on Friday.MORE: 20 Best iPhone/iPad Games of 2014 | Black Friday might bring early openings to Apple StoresTo read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More   Hot products from AWS: reInvent As the show gets rolling this week, here are some of the products on display Read More
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