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As a nation Bangladeshis commemorated the golden jubilee of their independence a little more than a month ago. While the official functions and ceremonies were effectively restricted to the invited guests counting top dignitaries from the region and far, ordinary citizens weary of the unannounced blockades of the main thoroughfares (purportedly to provide security to VIPs and facilitate their movements) while reeling under the deadly Covid-19 pandemic, got an opportunity to engage in introspection about the significance of the anniversary and what independence meant to them. Millions of Bangl...

China's state television risks losing broadcast licence in France Issued on: 08/04/2021 - 12:07 China's global television network CGTN is under attack in France, having already lost its broadcast licence in the UK. © CGTN screengrab 8 min This week, European broadcasts of China's global television network CGTN came under attack because of the network's coverage of the situation in Xinjiang. Two months ago, CGTN lost its UK broadcasting licence. Will Paris soon follow London's lead? Advertising Read more On 5...

3 days ago Last Thursday, the Federal Circuit ruled on a challenge brought by Sandwich Isles Communications Inc. (SIC) against the federal government over its request that SIC pay back tens of millions of dollars in subsidies received from aid pools. The court found, as the U.S. Court of Federal Claims previously had, that the tribunal lacked subject matter jurisdiction over the case. The opinion explained that SIC was formed in the mid-1990s to provide telecommunications services to native Hawaiians. In 1997, SIC received a federal designation to do so and served rural communities in Hawaii ...

The information superhighway must be accessible and affordable for all Antjuan Seawright, opinion contributor © Getty The information superhighway must be accessible and affordable for all The older I get, the more I realize the less I know. So, per the usual, I had a history lesson not long ago from House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn (D-S.C.). The subject matter this time was a topic familiar to many Americans: broadband access. Now, being a child of the Information Age, I thought that I knew all there was to know about the wired world. But I didn't understand how it was all ...

News24 has dispatched a letter to the head of the police's Crime Intelligence division, the judge in charge of authorising the interception of electronic communication and the inspector-general of intelligence demanding that the apparent surveillance of reporter Jeff Wicks ceases immediately.