• FCC funds Lifeline broadband adoption test bed: Will use reform funds to gauge efforts to promote broadband to low-income residents [broadcastingcable.com]
• FTC's Overzealous Attempts To 'Protect The Children' May Do Serious Harm To The Internet [techdirt.com]
• Clearwire talks layoffs ahead of potential Sprint deal [bizjournals.com]
• With Clearwire's Spectrum, Sprint Can Disrupt U.S. Wireless Duopoly [forbes.com]
• T-Mobile has completed its iPhone-friendly network overhaul in 14 more cities, including New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Dallas and Detroit [gigaom.com]
• Four of 10 Americans have connected TV to Internet, increasing to 6 in 10 in the 18-to-32 age bracket; 42% are hooked up via a game console [allthingsd.com]
• Verizon responds to AT&T, adds 29 LTE markets; now offers the service in 470 markets [cnet.com]
• BlackBerry Z10: first BlackBerry 10 handset pictured in black, white [unwiredview.com]
• If TekSavvy Won't Oppose Copyright Trolls Who Want Customer Info, Who Will? [techdirt.com]
• Canada's Iristel begins offering VoIP service - Move marks opening of local phone competition in Northern Canada [fiercetelecom.com]
• Microsoft lawyer: Google is an anti-democratic Internet "emperor" [computerworld.com]

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