On Tuesday, the Federal Communications Commission officially released the United States’ first national broadband plan. While many of the recommendations in the plan focused on bringing traditional broadband service to every household in the US, guidelines for the future of mobile broadband were laid out as well.
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Twenty-five years ago today, on March 15th, 1985, the first .com name ever - Symbolics.com - appeared on the internet. Though domain names started out as just an easier way for consumers to access web sites, it ushered in a golden commercial age of the internet.
Today is the day the gold medal hockey game (USA vs. Canada) is being played. There’s also a NASCAR race on about that same time, and many college and basketball games being played across the country.
Actually attending these events is still considered the pinnacle experience for the sports fan. Beyond that, HDTV has made sports bars (and Best Buy) a lot of money.
But for many, the combination of their own HDTV and Twitter is their new favorite way to watch the “big game.” Now—sitting alone in your favorite chair—you can discuss the game with dozens of sports fans, just like you were at the game or sharing a beer at your favorite sports bar.
The State of The Internet
Most of us are experienced social network users by now. But I’m finding that what was once a terrific way to keep in touch with colleagues, friends, and relatives has grown into something that’s almost unmanageable itself.
“Serenity now.”
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