Cellphone towers and other telecommunications equipment crown Bunsen Peak in Yellowstone National Park. Yellowstone officials have proposed expanding cellphone use and installing wireless Internet service in park hotels. There are no cellphone towers

Bell’s argument rings true with CRTC - The London Free Press
OTTAWA — The CRTC has sided with Bell Canada in the controversial Internet “throttling” case, ruling the telecommunications giant is within its right to regulate the flow of traffic on its network space. Bell had argued it was necessary to limit

Telecommunications 1991-2000 - Kommersant
In recent years, telecommunications have changed our lives beyond recognition. Today, we can learn the news on the Internet and read e-mail on cell-phone screens. All this is a product of the latest stage in the information revolution, which began

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. City and state police have closed their investigations into last summer’s shooting of Arkansas’ Democratic Party chairman without offering an explanation of why the attack occurred. Bill Gwatney died Aug. 13 after being shot

Tycoon Slim defends Telcel from dominance charge - Guardian Unlimited
MEXICO CITY, Nov 20 (Reuters) - Carlos Slim, one of the world’s richest men, defended his mobile telephone behemoth America Movil on Thursday against charges it stifles competition in Mexico and bullies consumers. Mexico’s competition watchdog ruled

‘Osama Obama Shotgun’ betting condemned - Big Pond News
Passions have flared in a US town over a sign in a store asking customers to place bets on an assassination of President-elect Barack Obama. The Town Council in Standish, Maine, condemned the sign in a 6-0 vote and declared it reprehensible at a

Communications provider Comcast on Wednesday announced two new tiers of service for heavy residential downloaders, along with speed upgrades for subscribers of its existing services. The two new plans, dubbed “Extreme” and “Ultra” clock in at 50 and
Source: news.cnet.com