Posts Tagged ‘Net Neutrality’
WPN Exclusive: Vint Cerf on Evolution of the Internet
Vint Cerf is the man widely known as being the father of the Internet, although he humbly says, “a father might be okay.” The work that he and Robert Kahn began developing back in 1973 is still being used today to send data through the network. We had the opportunity to sit down with Dr. Cerf at SMX West and discover his thoughts on many issues such as Google’s Measurement Lab, net neutrality, and the future of the search industry and entire Web.
Online Gambling Saga Continues with Boycott on Kentucky
Many of you have been following our coverage of the online gambling saga going on in Kentucky. For a quick recap, Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear ordered the seizure and forfeiture of 141 illegal gambling websites.
Ironically, Beshear’s primary focus in his race to become governor was to bring casinos into Kentucky. He claims his recent action is an effort to abolish illegal and unregulated gambling. However, Kentucky does allow gambling on horse racing and bingo and also has a state lottery.
Are We Witnessing the Death of Online Gambling in Kentucky?
Tension is continuing to build as Kentucky moves forward with its action against illegal gambling websites. As we have reported, Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear ordered a seizure of 141 gambling domain names. A hearing took place last week in which many motions were filed. Oral arguments are scheduled to begin October 7th at the Franklin County Circuit Courthouse. Watch as Abby Johnson reports.
SES New York 2008: Rebecca Lieb
Rebecca Lieb, the Vice President and Editor-in-Chief of ClickZ Network, spoke with Mike McDonald at SES New York. Lieb discusses the issue of net neutrality and the threat it is under. Net neutrality is even playing a major role in politics, especially in the upcoming Presidential election. Lieb encourages all Internet users to contact their [...]
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