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 | 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...
by JAM | Feb 3, 2015 | #techlatino247, Att, Big data, cable, Cyber Security, FCC, net neutrality
The Federal Communications Commission will not publicly release Internet regulations before they are voted on later this month. Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler on Monday formally denied a request from congressional Republicans to release the...
by JAM | Dec 29, 2014 | Being Latino, Diversity, FCC, LISTA, net neutrality, obama, silicon valley, Title II, Verizon
Two issues defined the technology economy in 2014: Policymakers’ inability to keep up with technology-driven innovation; and The embarrassing lack of diversity among employees in the technology sector. 2014 made it clear that for Latinos, digital equity — closing the...
by JAM | Dec 16, 2014 | FCC, LISTA in the News, net neutrality, obama, Title II, USHCC
One of the most immediate and significant consequences of reclassifying broadband as a Title II telecommunications service is that it provides a new opening for governments wanting to impose a variety of new taxes and fees on Internet services. In recent weeks NCTA...
by JAM | Dec 15, 2014 | Barack Obama, Being Latino, Broadband, Cesar Chavez, Comcast, google, Government, LISTA, LISTA in the News, Negocios Now, net neutrality, Sprint, Time Warner, Title II, Uncategorized, Verizon
The open Internet debate has long focused on protecting content developers from discriminatory treatment by Internet service providers (ISPs). Those who advocate in favor of strong network neutrality rules typically argue that “the next Facebook” or “the next Google”...
