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Forbes/Data roaming

“FCC mandates data roaming, but they still don’t know the territory,” Forbes.com, May 5, 2011. Larry’s long analysis for Forbes of a controversial–and possibly illegal–new FCC ruling requiring wireless communications carriers to offer data roaming plans to competitors at rates overseen by the agency.

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This entry was posted in Media on June 7, 2011 by Larry Downes.

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