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  1. Google Brings Free WiFi to Manhattan

    Each day access to the Internet becomes more and more important to finding a good job or getting a good education, and this neighborhood-wide wireless network will provide that resource to hundreds of thousands," said New York Senator Charles...

  2. FTC to Drop Vertical Search Antitrust Case Against Google? No Consumer Harm Found

    South Carolina's Republican Senator Jim DeMint recently wrote a letter to the FTC arguing that Google should be left alone during the currently difficult economic climate. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) officials are reportedly thinking of dropping...

  3. Obama Beats Romney Early in Digital Marketing Race

    However, we might also note that in April 2008 Obama was still locked in a fierce primary battle with Senator Hillary Clinton and he was a newcomer on the national scene, whereas Romney is coming off his own 2008 run for President and the public...

  4. SOPA, PIPA On Hold, But a New Threat on Horizon

    Senator Harry Reid closed his press release announcement with a promise for PIPA’s return: Nevada Senator Harry Reid has postponed the Protect I.P.vote, while House Judiciary Committee Chairman Lamar Smith announced the committee will “postpone...

  5. SOPA Explained: Why It’s Bad for the Web & How to #StopSOPA

    Former Senator Chris Dodd, now the Chairman of the Motion Picture Association of America, has been one of SOPA’s most vocal supporters. Last weekend, Senator Cardin, who cosponsored the legislation, announced he will vote against it!

  6. Lieberman Requests Redundant Google Censorship on Blogger

    Senator for Connecticut, party-independent politician, and Chairman of the Senate Homeland Security Committee – wrote a letter addressed to Google CEO Larry Page. Joe Lieberman has contacted Google to demand a content pull-down from Blogger...

  7. Renewed Calls for Privacy Law Following Facebook FTC Settlement

    Senator Jay Rockefeller called the settlement "just the first step toward protecting consumer privacy," in a statement. Meanwhile, Senator John Kerry, who introduced his own privacy bill along with Senator John McCain in April, called the...

  8. Google Lobbying Spend Hits New High

    Senator Al Franken made waves a few weeks ago; as the person providing unbiased oversight in Google’s antitrust senate hearing, it was puzzling that he filmed a commercial shilling Google’s Get Your Business Online program.