• Is Google Banning AdSense On Sites It Thinks Have Infringing Content? [techdirt.com]
• Stop fanning the WiMAX vs. LTE flame [fiercewireless.com]
• FCC chairman wants USF to apply to broadband [fiercebroadbandwireless.com]
• Motorola Survey Reveals Shift in Media Consumption Habits Across Generations [7thspace.com]
• Mobile Broadband Consumption Is Creating Problems On All Sides Of The Equation [moconews.net]
• Apple’s Reported Lala Talks Could Lead to Cheaper, Cloud-Based iTunes [wired.com]
• Attack exploits just-patched Mac security bug [theregister.co.uk]
• Bing dies (briefly) after Microsoft hits wrong button [theregister.co.uk]

• Clearwire the industry darling again [fiercebroadbandwireless.com]
• Sprint drops PTT over EV-DO Rev. A [fiercebroadbandwireless.com]
• Mobile broadband technology 'still finding its way' [cable.co.uk]
• Will Verizon’s LTE require you to buy a 3G contract? [muniwireless.com]
• Is Netflix's CEO Wooing Comcast? [seekingalpha.com]
• Spyware threat haunts squeaky-clean iPhones [theregister.co.uk]
• FairPoint asks court to put rebates on hold [cellular-news]
• UK Politicians Pushing Back On Mandelson's Digital Economy Bill [techdirt.com]

• Broadband stimulus moves at dial-up speeds [physorg.com]
• Consumers aren't dissatisfied enough with broadband, says analyst [broadbandgenie.co.uk]
• FCC Requests Information On How Set-Top Boxes Can Spur Internet Viewing [multichannel.com]
• Comcast promises not to lock Hulu behind paywall [theregister.co.uk]
• Bill aims to limit wireless early termination fees; Do we need this? [zdnet.com]
• Comcast-NBC Merger: Just Say No [freepress.net]
• RIM warns of 'rogue' smartphones attacking networks [canada.com]
• Microsoft to plug critical IE hole targeted by exploit code [cnet.com]

• Europe's ISPs object to secret copyright treaty talks [theregister.co.uk]
• AOL's New Strategy Is To Fill The Internet With Crap? [techdirt.com]
• Will ubiquitous wireless change the nature of urban spaces? [muniwireless.com]
• Level 3: Will Acquisition Rumors Come True? [seekingalpha.com]
• United We Stand: The Power of Aggregated Broadband [technewsworld.com]
• Murdoch vs. Aggregators: Who's Going to Foot the Content Bill? [seekingalpha.com]
• Cisco Launches FlipShare TV [informationweek.com]

• Congress Asked To Preempt State VOIP Regulation [multichannel.com]
• Is Allen Stepping Down As Charter Chairman? [multichannel.com]
• Carriers split on support for tethering [fiercewireless.com]
• Groups urge changes to broadband stimulus programs [networkworld.com]
• FCC to Broadcasters: You Gonna Use All That Spectrum? [newteevee.com]
• FTC and Department of Justice will duke it out to see who gets to review Comcast-NBC [latimes.com]
• Verizon defends LTE at WiMAX confab [fiercewireless.com]
• Skype goes public with SIP beta program [v3.co.uk]
• Free Content Undermines Democracy? [techdirt.com]
• RadioShack rolling out iPhone nationwide next year [fiercewireless.com]
• Apple iPhone coming to T-Mobile instead of Verizon Wireless in 2010 [bloggingstocks.com]

• Fighting the Great Wireless War on All Fronts [ecommercetimes.com]
• FCC boss keeps driving home the 'spectrum, spectrum, spectrum' message for wireless broadband [engadget.com]
• Virgin Media internet fastest in the UK [cable.co.uk]
• Nielsen Targets TV-Plus-PC Ratings By August 2010 [multichannel.com]
• Entertainment Giants Looking At The Future... And See Cable? [techdirt.com]
• Cameroon leapfrogs Hong Kong in malware hosting blocklist [theregister.co.uk]
• Universal to bond Blu-ray Discs to DVDs [reghardware.co.uk]
• Malicious PDFs can commandeer BlackBerries, RIM warns [theregister.co.uk]

• FCC invites white space bids - Asks Microsoft, Google if they want a monopoly [theregister.co.uk]
• Cable industry outlines broadband adoption program for low-income families [infoworld.com]
• NTIA gives broadband grants to 6 more states [cedmagazine.com]
• Gates Foundation Gives $3.4 Million For Library Broadband [webpronews.com]
• Sprint Revealed GPS Data To Authorities 8 Million Times In The Last Year [techdirt.com]
• Clearwire CEO promises WiMAX handsets by Christmas 2010 [fiercewireless.com]
• Hackintosher Psystar to pay Apple $2.7m in settlement [theregister.co.uk]

• Comcast, AT&T fight Illinois broadband plans [chicagobusiness.com]
• USF legislation could be a game-changer for broadband innovation [fiercebroadbandwireless.com]
• FCC Commissioner Baker wonders how net neutrality will work for wireless [fiercewireless.com]
• 13000 BT file sharers to get nastygrams - pay £300 to £500 or get embarrassed in court [theinquirer.net]
• Super-fast fiber optic broadband 'will change the world' [cable.co.uk]
• Nokia sues leading techn firms, says they're running cartels [theinquirer.net]
• CERT: Cisco and Juniper 'clientless' VPNs expose netizens, no cure for authentication bypass [theregister.co.uk]

• WiMax Service Will Need Affordable Handhelds Fast [rwonline.com]
• Exploding Demand for Broadband Driving New Requirements for Carriers and Enterprises [broadcastnewsroom.com]
• Huawei becoming bigger threat to established infrastructure vendors [fiercewireless.com]
• TIA Weighs In On Improvements For Second Round of Broadband Stimulus Funding [broadcastingcable.com]
• Hulu Delivers Record Video Views [cable360.net]
• Rogers Unboxes 'TV Everywhere' [lightreading.com]
• Is Apple Testing a New iPhone? [internetnews.com]
• Droid Nears Its Million-Device Target [gigaom.com]

• Mininova Deletes Most Torrents Under Court Threat [techdirt.com]
• Broadband For All May Not Be As Urgent As Many Say [businesscomputingworld.co.uk]
• The Internet is never neutral [sun-sentinel.com]
• Neighbors' fury as BT chairman is only person in village to get high-speed broadband [dailymail.co.uk]
• French minister urges EU not to abandon digital archive market to US [totaltele.com]
• Nokia could turn into mobile Internet service provider [totaltele.com]
• Next gen receivers to be broadband gaming hybrids? [wotsat.com]
• Dell offers early Wi-Fi support in Chrome OS [techreport.com]

• Mexico's MVS Plans Broadband Deal With Clearwire [advfn.com]
• Creating demand 'crucial to driving broadband' [computeach.co.uk]
• Pub fined £8,000 for customer's illicit downloads [guardian.co.uk]
• Next-gen, turf wars and rage over the UK Digital Economy Bill [theinquirer.net]
• Rogers Raises Stakes In Cogeco Cable, Cogeco Inc. [multichannel.com]
• India plans its own net snoop system [theregister.co.uk]
• Console gaming on its last legs - The future is all about the network [crunchgear.com]

• Broadband tax 'could triple for homes with multiple lines' [netimperative.com]
• UK provider 3 halts sales of mobile broadband in poorly connected areas [mobiletoday.co.uk]
• General Election will decide Britain's broadband future [pcpro.co.uk]
• Profitable 'Pay Us Or We'll Sue You For File Sharing' Scheme About To Send 30,000 More Letters [techdirt.com]
• Mobile Phone Bills Rated As Lowest Priority for UK Consumers [cellular-news.com]
• Dutch court guts Mininova [theinquirer.net]
• Virgin Media to trial filesharing monitoring system [theregister.co.uk]

• FCC Solicits Applications for White Space Database Administrators [gigaom.com]
• Ruckus Wireless intros wireless broadband alternative to 3G [thestandard.com]
• LTE Vendor Showdown: Nokia Siemens, Huawei Battle it Out [xchangemag.com]
• Palm & Sprint on the hunt for users' missing webOS backups [fiercewireless.com]
• Rumor: MiFi coming to Bell Canada on November 30 for $99.95 on contract [gadgetell.com]
• Time Warner Cable Asks Customers: Should It Roll Over Or Get Tough On Programmer Price Hikes [multichannel.com]
• Kindle gets PDF reader, 85% more battery life [theinquirer.net]
• NY Emergency Management Office to use Xbox 360 as test bed for console-transmitted emergency warnings [reghardware.co.uk]

• UK Average mobile broadband speed only 0.87Mbits/sec [pcpro.co.uk]
• 3G wireless still holds promise [cnet.com]
• Iphone users sucking up half of the world's mobile networks' bandwidth [theinquirer.net]
• Clearwire Raises an Additional $920 Million for WiMAX Rollout [cellular-news.com]
• Infineon, Nokia agree to push LTE radios towards 1-Gbit/s [eetimes.com]
• Comcast sees more videos on-demand in NBC Universal [totaltele.com]
• San Fran Board Slated To Vote On Resolution Backing Network Neutrality [multichannel.com]
• Fring brings Skype video calls to mobile [theregister.co.uk]
• Apple wants life ban for clone maker Psystar [theregister.co.uk]

• FCC Wants More Input On Measuring Fixed Residential, Small Business Broadband [multichannel.com]
• Fox Studios calls for US to follow French anti-piracy law model [theinquirer.net]
• Sprint completes Virgin Mobile acquisition [fiercewireless.com]
• National Advertising Division of the Council of Better Business Bureaus asks Sprint to drop "Most Dependable" claim after Verizon objects [orlandosentinel.com]
• Expanding broadband Internet access subject of FCC chairman's talk in Arkansas [orlandosentinel.com]
• Mobile broadband may have problems identifying pirates [thinkbroadband.com]
• Rogers loses 'most reliable' title in B.C. court, says rival Telus [vancouversun.com]
• Hulu Telling Sites To Stop Embedding So Much [techdirt.com]
• Spam King Alan Ralsky Gets Four Years In Jail [techdirt.com]
• eBay offers compo for search failure [theregister.co.uk]

• Broadband Plan Could Learn From Cable Labs Collaborative Model [multichannel.com]
• FCC Doesn't Think The Lack Of Competition Is A Major Barrier To Broadband? [techdirt.com]
• ISPA reveals broadband industry's filesharing concerns [cable.co.uk]
• T-Mobile and Orange UK Refuse to Share Mobile Broadband Spectrum [ispreview.co.uk]
• Spain warned on filesharing cut-offs [theregister.co.uk]
• Femtocells Aren’t Dead Yet! [gigaom.com]
• EU overcomes final hurdle for overhaul of telecom rules [totaltele.com]
• Google Tags TiVo For Set-Top Data [multichannel.com]

• Comcast, NBCU Negotiations Snag Over Valuation Of Vivendi's Stake [multichannel.com]
• Google Blocking Set Top Boxes From Showing YouTube Unless They Pay Up? [techdirt.com]
• How Video Is Changing the Internet [gigaom.com]
• Illegal filesharing plan 'may breach human rights' [top10-broadband.co.uk]
• China warns of a new virus [theinquirer.net]
• Ikee.B virus gives control of iPhones to cybercriminals [computerweekly.com]
• Nook sold out for the holidays [cnet.com]

• Broadband penetration continues to rise in EU [iptv-news.com]
• Continued Network And Service Optimization The Key To Continued IPTV Growth [IT Backbones]
• Maximum fine set at £50,000 for illegal file-sharing [broadbandgenie.co.uk]
• Law Firm Contemplates Class Action Suit To Recompense Xbox Live Modders [itproportal.com]
• MS denies Win 7 backdoor rumors [theregister.co.uk]
• AOL will shed a third of its staff [theinquirer.net]
• PS3 to go 3D in 2010, says Sony [reghardware.co.uk]

• Bigger U.S. Role in Broadband Is Likely [wsj.com]
• DTV Coupon Redemption Ends With Over $1 Billion Worth Unused [multichannel.com]
• Is Open Access Feasible in the U.S. Broadband Market? [4g-wirelessevolution.tmcnet.com]
• Kicking People Off The Internet Not Enough In South Korea, Copyright Lobbyists Demand More [techdirt.com]
• Telcos will be the new channel [theinquirer.net]
• T-Mobile offering prepaid BlackBerry [fiercewireless.com]
• American Airlines Launches WiFi Widget [examiner.com]
• Chrome OS Unveiled, Focused on Netbooks, the Cloud [gigaom.com]

• Pay As You Go Mobile Broadband Overtakes Contract Deals In UK [cellular-news.com]
• Broadband economics: Competition lowers prices [cnet.com]
• Industry Predicts 21 Mbps to Be Next Mobile Broadband Baseline [cellular-news.com]
• Ofcom talks to spook firm on filesharing snoop plan [theregister.co.uk]
• Ericsson: Shortcut to mobile broadband [newspress.com]
• Microsoft claims IE 9 will be super speedy [theinquirer.net]
• Still vaporware: Apple's Tablet gets postponed [theinquirer.ne]