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Tuesday Morning Links
by Revcb
Tuesday Oct 25 2016 06:50 EDT

• Internet TV providers are starting to get more cable-like [sandiegouniontribune.com]

• Wi-Fi Alliance Ushers in WiGig Era [lightreading.com]

• Study estimates cost of last year’s internet shutdowns at $2.4 billion [techcrunch.com]

• Shut down the Internet, and the economy goes with it: Government leaders who turn off the Internet as a means of censorship are shooting their economies in the foot [technologyreview.com]

• Hacked webcams that helped shut down the internet last week are being recalled [theverge.com]

• New data plans, iPhone 7 helped drive two million new customers to T-Mobile [techspot.com]

• Verizon rejects AT&T-led effort to speed up release of parts of 5G standard [fiercewireless.com]

• ITU-T doubles G.fast standard speed to 2 Gbps, addresses VDSL2, coax coexistence [fiercetelecom.com]

• Mandatory arbitration restricts rights of ISP customers, says FCC Democrat [arstechnica.com]
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2016-Oct-25 11:04 am

Why does the 10/25/2016 morning link point to a story published in Mid Sept?

ICANN latest ... the article is a month old!

Why is on today's list of new articles?
2016-Oct-25 11:04 am: · hey mods ·

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2016-Oct-25 5:15 pm

Re: Why does the 10/25/2016 morning link point to a story published in Mid Sept?

Because I am, unfortunately, human, and occasionally make mistakes. This one snuck by me. It was on the front page of the site with the current news. My apologies.

Also, just a reminder to everyone who checks out the morning links that anyone can send me PM if you spot an error and I'll fix it as soon as I get the message. I actually really do appreciate it when you do, because it means you are looking out for and helping out the site. Thanks!
2016-Oct-25 5:15 pm: · hey mods ·