Federal Communications Commission seeking comment on rules for cable-broadcaster negotiations

FCC seeks comment on rules for TV-cable talks

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Is “Google Go” Going to be the Next “C” Language?

go Google launched an open-source experimental programming language GO. The language combines the performance and security benefits that we get by using a compiled language like C++ with the speed of a dynamic language like Python. Now a days, libraries are getting bigger due to lots of recent development. Internet, networking and multi-core processing have become the key areas of the latest technology. However, most of the system programming languages have been developed three decades back. That's why they can not serve the purpose of the above mentioned properties.

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Mommy, that’s not Dora: Time Warner Cable says glitch put adult video on kids channels in NC

Glitch leads to adult video on kids channels in NC

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Summary Box: Federal court upholds FCC rules for programming that Comcast, Cablevision opposed

Summary Box: Court OKs cable TV access rules

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Federal court upholds FCC access rules for cable programming that Comcast, Cablevision opposed

Court OKs TV rules opposed by Comcast, Cablevision

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Justice Department, Federal Communications Commission promise tough review of Comcast-NBC deal

Feds pledge tough review of Comcast-NBC deal

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Samsung and Panasonic try to launch the era of 3-D TVs, with models going on sale this week

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Stay tuned: More fee disputes coming over local TV channels on cable lineups

Stay tuned: More fee disputes over local TV coming

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Jaffe, former tech executive, named CEO of Web coordination group; Berners-Lee still director

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ABC returns to Cablevision customers in NY, NJ, Conn., but talks go on in dispute over fees

ABC returns to Cablevision, but talks go on

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