November 22, 2010 by HTTP
FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski’s remarks last week regarding the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) continued pursuit of net neutrality regulations ignores the progress made in finding a legislative solution.
First and foremost the legislative compromise sponsored by Chairman Waxman was explicitly endorsed by the FCC. To reverse course and repudiate that endorsement would relegate this meaningful compromise to the scrap heap, forcing all the parties involved to start over and expend more time and energy on a debate that has stolen the oxygen from the real issues facing communities in tackling the digital divide.
November 10, 2010 by HTTP
The 2010 mid-term elections were notable for so many reasons – most especially because of the key role the Latino electorate played in races across the country, and across party lines. Some of the most notable races were won because of the Latino Vote. In Florida, where Latinos have always been the key electoral factor, Marco Rubio was elected to the Senate and David Rivera will ascend to the House. In Nevada, Senator Harry Reid notably defended his seat and returns to the Senate thanks in major part to the Latino vote. We saw once again the power and importance of the Latino vote in races across the country.
