Young Latino Smartphone Users Spend $17.6 Billion on Mobile Devices
by Jorge Rivas on July 23 2012, 11:58AM
According to a new report, young Latinos in the U.S. spent $17.6 billion on mobile devices and more than $500 million on mobile apps in 2012.
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by Jorge Rivas on July 23 2012, 11:58AM
According to a new report, young Latinos in the U.S. spent $17.6 billion on mobile devices and more than $500 million on mobile apps in 2012.
Activists Worry That Mobile Phones Could Do More Harm Than Good
by Jamilah King on March 6 2012, 9:45AM
As telecom companies maneuver to get the spectrum necessary to deliver faster service, activists worry that their privacy is being jeopardized.
Topics: Media
Happy 5th Birthday iPhone — But Look At What You’ve Done
by Jorge Rivas on January 9 2012, 6:04PM
The iPhone was unveiled five years ago today but it’s one of the major players in an industry that’s created a new digital divide.
Topics: New Digital Divide, /NOW Blog
How Big Telecom Used Smartphones to Create a New Digital Divide
by Jamilah King on December 6 2011, 10:19AM
The information age’s defining question is no longer who’s online, but how they got there. Consumers of color are closing the digital divide with smart phones. But they’ve surfed into a space where telecom has the right to do as it pleases with both users and content.
Topics: Media, New Digital Divide, Technology
Court Dismisses Verizon, Metro PCS Suits Against FCC’s Web Rules
by Jamilah King on April 5 2011, 12:16PM
For mobile users of color, there’s good and bad news when it comes to recent efforts to squash net neutrality rules.
Topics: Media
Verizon Takes FCC to Court Over New Web Rules
by Jamilah King on January 21 2011, 1:25PM
Get ready. It’s gonna be a long year in the battle to keep the Internet free from corporate takeovers.
Topics: Media
FCC’s New Net Neutrality Rules Make Nobody Happy
by Jamilah King on December 21 2010, 3:29PM
Here’s what they say, and what comes next.
Topics: Net Neutrality, Technology
Waxman Holds Off On Google-Verizon Internet Copycat Bill
by Jamilah King on September 29 2010, 2:42PM
Advocates worry that corporate agendas are leading the way.
Topics: Net Neutrality, Technology
Verizon Uses “Bed Intruder” to Make Its Case Against Regulation
by Jamilah King on August 27 2010, 9:51AM
Both sides of the broadband debate are lobbying heavily in Congress and in the court of public opinion.
Topics: Technology
Air Has No Prejudice, But Verizon Does
by Jamilah King on August 23 2010, 4:12PM
Five lies the company’s using to convince people it’s not fighting net neutrality.
Topics: Net Neutrality, Technology
House Dems Warn Google-Verizon Deal Will Widen Digital Divide
by Jamilah King on August 17 2010, 12:59PM
FCC was reportedly “very close” to deal that included wireless protections for users.
Topics: Technology
Verizon, Google Plot an Internet With Traffic Ghettos
by Jamilah King on August 5 2010, 5:30PM
Open Internet advocates worry Web sources who can’t pay for access will be drowned out—and ask you to tell Google as much.
Topics: Net Neutrality, Technology
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