Cities are Angry About 5G and the FCC – Here’s Why
The Federal Communications Commission is considering two 5G proposals that will favor the needs of big cable companies, and affected cities aren’t happy about it.
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The New York Times Sues the FCC
The New York Times is trying to obtain information regarding Russia and a system failure in 2017 following the net neutrality repeal, but the FCC commission is not complying.
Interactive Health Insurance – Some Like It, Some Don’t
While interactive health insurance policies are meant to incentivize customers to enroll, some are worried that companies will use these changes to fat-shame.
Video Collaboration: Where It’s Going and How to Get There
Free webinar offers strategies for helping companies nurture a video collaboration culture and analyzes how video collaboration is transforming workplace meetings.
Equifax Pays Highest Fine for Data Breach
The 2017 scandal left 147 million users’ data vulnerable, and Equifax will pay hundreds of thousands as a result.
Project F Platform Helps Female Entrepreneurs Share Resources
Project F is helping women promote their businesses, gain customers, and help each other succeed.
Who Got Hacked This Week? October 5 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, October 5, 2018? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
McAfee Identifies the Biggest Cybersecurity Threats of Q2
Cybercriminals continue to follow the money says McAfee Labs Threats Report, with cryptocurrency mining on the rise.
Professionals Say These Video Collaboration Brands Are Most Popular
No runaway favorite video collaboration hardware or software, but a handful of companies like Cisco, Polycom, Zoom and Skype stood out in a reader survey.
Passed Bill to Change Copyright Law in European Union
Articles 11 and 13 stir up controversy amongst citizens of Europe, while seeking to update western copyright laws.
