Does Net Neutrality Stand A Chance in the Courts? - Mobility TechZone

Date: 3/04/2015

Featured Articles » IKEA's Furniture of the Future Wirelessly Charges Your Smartphone » The Trouble with Tokens: Considering Multi-Factor Authentication » Four Key Elements to Include in Your Mobile IAM Strategy » Mobile App Development: Codeless Application Platforms Can Help Reduce App Backlogs Sponsored By: SafeNet WEBINAR: Getting from $20M to $400M: Challenges and Opportunities for Growth   Thursday March 12, 2015 TIME: 11:30am EDT/ 8:30am PDT   As businesses grow, executive priorities change as their companies evolve from initial start-up to the strategic growth phase of much larger corporations.  These areas of focus shift from just building new products and sales engines for revenue growth to solving growing pains with infrastructure and systems that can drive operational efficiency and earnings growth.  Understanding executive priorities at every stage is important if you want to get the CEO's ear and best position your software licensing strategies to support your company's growth.   What Attendees will learn: What the stages of company growth are, from initial startup to the strategic growth phase Why executive priorities shift during each stage of growth How and when to sell your software licensing strategies to the executive team Who should attend: CEO, VP ,Directors and Product Managers, Product Management, Operations Managers/Directors REGISTER Top Stories » Blackberry Announces a Slew of Enterprise Solutions to Sprint Customers » SAP and Google Working Together Toward the Acceleration of Android in the Workplace » Aruba Introduces All-in-One Cloud Services Controllers for Branch Offices » AT&T Looks to Link Automated Home and Connected Car Services   From The Expert Corner March 04, 2015 Does Net Neutrality Stand A Chance in the Courts? By Carl Ford Partner, Crossfire Media The order is still not out, but the press has hailed the victory for President Obama on Net Neutrality. It is rare that history works the way people say, and I think the image of foreboding that comes most to mind is President George W. Bush on the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier with the “Mission Accomplished” sign behind him. The order, once it is truly out, will be in the hands of the attorneys and will be contested, and I strongly expect the court will be sympathetic to the carriers’ perspective that this was an overreach by the FCC to claim the Internet falls under Title II (and 720).   Congress is inclined to geld the FCC unless it has to do with spectrum licensing, which is one of the few revenue-gain opportunities Congress sees that will help the budget. So with the order voted on, where does that put the opportunity?...Read More Featured Videos Mobile Integration into CRM System by Phonedeck Featured Resources » Mobile Video & The Telecom World: What's Next » The Power of One - Vodafone Pulls It All Together to Make M2M Work » The GetWireless Advantage TMCnet's Blogs » A Candid Talk with Ford about Connected Cars and the Future Featured Channels » Mobile Apps » Mobile Security - Mobile Security » Mobile VoIP Advertise With Us   General advertising Info: Click here      Become a MobilityTechzone columnist! Interested in reaching Mobility Techzone's Global Wireless and Mobile Communications Audience of 70,000 Unique Visitors? Please contact Matthew Gleeson to learn how at mgleeson@tmcnet.com or 1 (203) 852-6800 x145.

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