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The Light Reading editors discuss whether anything interesting is going on in the CBRS spectrum band, updates on Comcasts hybrid fiber/coax (HFC) network, and Kelseys tour of Boeings satellite facility in the Notebook Dump for the week ending November 18.

Light Reading editors discuss which companies had a banner Q3 and others that hit some speed bumps in this Notebook Dump for the week ending November 4.

In the Halloween edition of The Notebook Dump, Light Reading editors walk through the digital cemetery looking for gadget zombies and technologies that still haunt us.

Me First and the Gimme Gimmes' high priest Spike Slawson delivered a sermon on the goodness of the humble cover song last night to the faithful at Houston's House of Blues. Joined onstage by some very famous and skilled disciples of the art form, the band rolled for 90 minutes and had the audience drinkin' the Kool-Aid.

Within a year's time, The Marías have gone from a rising star to a planet with millions of fans as satellites. Last night's max capacity show on White Oak's lawn was more evidence that the L.A. pop-soul-Latin band is ever expanding its galaxy.

Last night's Too Many Zooz show took us back to 1950's New York City jazz nights featuring icons like John Coltrane and Miles Davis. Down a member, the band forged on and gave the crowd a night to remember.

The Chicks are mad as hell and they aren't going to take it anymore.

Billy Joel returned triumphant to Houston after a seven-year absence.

An '80s package tour provides and evening of many hits and headlined by the eternally youthful rocking Rick Springfield

Don't try to pigeonhole VOLK or the Surfrajettes