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#65: Student Debt and Technology
Our national student debt is sittin’ pretty at $1.3 trillion, and the number is rising by $3,000 every second. Can technology help solve the problem...
Virtual Set-Top Box Crashes the FCC’s Party
WASHINGTON D.C. — Today, Comcast took one giant leap toward killing the set-top box. The company launched its Xfinity TV Partner Program, which will allow...
#64: Encryption is a Global Issue
When the encryption debate is so often framed as “Apple v. FBI,” it’s easy to forget that digital security is a global issue. Nonetheless, how the United...
#63: Special Prices for Business Broadband
While the FCC chooses not to regulate the prices that consumers pay for residential broadband — for now — the same isn’t true for businesses....
#62: Uber Surge and Price-Fixing
Uber’s surge pricing has come under fire — and not just from drunk passengers who paid exorbitant fares for rides home on New Years’ Eve....
#61: FCC Shenanigans and Deal-Breaking
Before the last FCC monthly meeting, GOP Commissioners Pai and O’Rielly (previous guests of the show) struck a deal with Democrat Commissioner Mignon Clyburn on...