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broadband plan would leave rural America behind - Wireless Users Chat

Forum discussion: The government shouldn t rely on fiber to close the digital divide, Eric Peterson argues. The plan promises to "e;future-proof"e; networks, which sounds excellent until you realize this translates to fiber only. Eric Peterson is the Director of the Peli

Legislative panel advances bill creating sandbox for blockchain businesses

The Center Square reports.  Blockchain is a type of database for storing digital information such as cryptocurrency transactions. With his HB482, Rep. Mark Wright, R-Covington, hopes to attract and encourage the development of companies that use the technology, which may be more in demand as cryptocurrency continues to gain popularity. The idea of the sandbox is to encourage development of companies in new sectors for which specific regulations don’t apply. The companies are lightly regulated at first, giving lawmakers time to create additional regulations, or not, as necessary. Under Wright’s proposal, companies would apply to the Louisiana Office of Financial Institutions for the two-year program to test their business model.

New Louisiana Child In Need Care Benchbook Published as a Resource for Juvenile Court Judges

New Louisiana Child In Need Care Benchbook Published as a Resource for Juvenile Court Judges
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Google-Funded Groups Urge Congress Avoid Antitrust Action

18 Jan 2021 A group of “free-market and low-tax advocates” are urging House Republicans to back off plans to take antitrust action against Big Tech companies. The Washington Timesreported the “conservative activists” authored a 10-page letter to Republican U.S. Reps. Ken Buck (CO), Matt Gaetz (FL), and Andy Biggs (AZ) and it said in part: We fear that today, both sides of the aisle are pushing for the weaponization of antitrust, either as a tool to punish corporate actors with whom they disagree or out of a presupposition that big is bad. Unfortunately, the antitrust debate has begun to devolve into a litany of unrelated and often contradictory concerns, unsubstantiated and dismissive attacks, and seemingly a presumption that any market-related complaint that can be made on the internet can also be cured by the panacea of antitrust.

Guest Editorial Week of 12/28/2020

Guest Editorial Week of 12/28/2020 Published by news@presspubli. on Fri, 12/25/2020 - 4:00pm By:  Hindsight shouldn’t be 2020 on antitrust lawsuit Recently, New York’s Letitia James led 48 other state attorneys general in filing a lawsuit against Facebook on antitrust grounds. Not to be outdone, the Federal Trade Commission then also filed its own antitrust suit against the social media company. Although there are some meaningful differences in the lawsuits, the main contention of both is that Facebook’s purchase of both Instagram and WhatsApp were done to restrict competition, thus giving Facebook a monopoly over “Personal Social Networking Services.” Both lawsuits suggest remedies, including spinning off Instagram and WhatsApp from Facebook.

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