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	New FCC rules would allow payments for speedier traffic The U.S. Federal Communications Commission will propose new net neutrality rules Thursday that will allow broadband providers to charge companies like Netflix for preferential traffic management, according to a news report. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Google Apps   Study: Total Economic Impact of Google Apps Employees can work faster and IT spending can decrease when companies switch to Google Apps, says a commissioned study by Forrester Consulting. Going Google can make teams 20% more efficient and yields an estimated ROI of 329%. Learn more>> In this Issue Exclusive: Google may offer Wi-Fi for cities with its Google Fiber How to save on mobile plans: Your guide to 16 no-contract carriers Wi-Fi hotspot grab coming to a city near you Gogo's stock crashes after AT&T unveils in-flight LTE network plans US wireless users may get to share military spectrum AT&T eyes LTE network for in-flight use by passengers, pilots and crews Cloud-savvy Bluetooth 4.1 to reach devices by year end FCC shifts $9B to broadband subsidy fund WHITE PAPER: Neustar Inc.   3 Reasons Why You Need User Web Performance Measurements Learn why a traditional (technical) understanding of website performance needs to be replaced with a competitive one, a model where performance equates to revenue. Learn More Exclusive: Google may offer Wi-Fi for cities with its Google Fiber Google is considering deploying Wi-Fi networks in towns and cities covered by its Google Fiber high-speed Internet service. Read More   How to save on mobile plans: Your guide to 16 no-contract carriers AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon Wireless are no longer the only mobile phone games in town -- there are some great no-contract alternatives out there. Here are 16 of them. Read More   Wi-Fi hotspot grab coming to a city near you A mega-battle is brewing between corporate giants such as AT&T, Google and Time Warner Cable to build Wi-Fi hotspots in U.S. cities connected to massive gigabit fiber-optic or fast networks of cable providers. Read More   Gogo's stock crashes after AT&T unveils in-flight LTE network plans In-flight Wi-Fi provider Gogo's stock took a drubbing after AT&T yesterday announced plans for a new air-to-ground LTE service that will surely compete against Gogo, at least in the continental U.S. Read More   : Neustar Inc. Four Ways DNS Can Accelerate Business Growth This DNS eBook describes how DNS has developed over the years to support business growth as new needs have emerged, for example, advanced traffic management and protection from cyber threats. Learn More US wireless users may get to share military spectrum   The U.S. military might have to share its radar frequencies with mobile broadband providers under a plan the Federal Communications Commission continued to flesh out this week under the catchy name Citizens Broadband Radio Service. Read More   AT&T eyes LTE network for in-flight use by passengers, pilots and crews AT&T plans to launch an LTE in-flight connection service by late 2015 for airlines and passengers that will be available for fast passenger Wi-Fi as well as real-time cockpit and maintenance communications. Read More   Cloud-savvy Bluetooth 4.1 to reach devices by year end Bluetooth 4.1, due out by the end of the year, will directly connect devices to cloud services. Read More   FCC shifts $9B to broadband subsidy fund The U.S. Federal Communications Commission voted Wednesday to shift US$9 billion over five years from traditional telephone subsidies to broadband subsidies, in an effort to bring high-speed Internet services to 5 million U.S. residents who don't have access. Read More
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