by turnkeywp | Feb 20, 2023 | Big data, IT Professionals, metaverse
2023 won’t be the year of The Metaverse, at least in the way that many conceive of it Welcome to our inaugural Foresight update! This occasional bulletin will be where we make some educated guesses about what is coming up for the tech and media industry – and more...
by TechLatino | Jan 24, 2020 | #techlatino247, 5G, Being Latino, Big data, Comcast, CTIA, Cyber Security, digital media, Facebook, google, Government, Hispanic Community Trend, Hispanicise, inclusion, IT Professionals, LISTA in the News, Microsoft, MPA, net neutrality, Policy, silicon valley, USHCC
TechLatino today convened industry, nonprofits policymakers and tech leaders as part of its 11th annual Emerging Tech Leadership Legislative Summit. TechLatino holds the Emerging Tech Leaders’ Summit series throughout various regions of the country to discuss the...
by JAM | Jun 22, 2016 | Being Latino, Big data, free data, Hispanic Community Trend, LISTA, LISTA in the News
Sandvine, a provider of broadband network solutions, just released its latest Global Internet Phenomena Report. Unsurprisingly, Internet usage and access is on the rise. Overall, streaming audio and video account for a whopping 71 percent of all downstream evening...
by JAM | Jun 9, 2016 | #techlatino247, Big data, CTIA
The world will gain about 1 billion new internet users and reach 4.1 billion in the next four years, according to Cisco’s VNI Global IP Traffic Forecast, 2015-2020, released earlier this week. This addition of new users will be accompanied by a significant growth in...
by JAM | Apr 20, 2016 | Big data, FCC, LISTA, LISTA in the News
Google is continuing to place an emphasis on websites that are designed to be mobile friendly. For those of you who’ve made the investment in upgrading your website to a mobile responsive design, you can rest assured that your investment will continue to pay...
by JAM | Feb 5, 2015 | Big data, FCC, LISTA, net neutrality, Trends
This week FCC Chairman Wheeler proposed to heavy handedly regulate the internet as a Title 2 public utility. This proposal could have a spoiler effect by threatening the growth of Latino small tech businesses that rely on the internet. “TechLatino: Latinos in...
