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I have a dumb question that no one seems capable of answering directly: Why is 5G a race? Everyone -- the wireless industry, Democrats, Republicans, the major media, you name it -- frames the building of next-generation 5G networks as a "race" in which the United States needs to demonstrate "leadership." Here is The Washington Post declaring America has the lead in the race to 5G. Here's CNN asking "Who's winning the race to 5G?" Here's AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson declaring that China isn't beating the US to 5G "yet," as some sort of ominous warning. Here's T-Mobile CEO John Legere telling the House Subcommittee on Communications and Technology that merging with Sprint will let his company "win the race to 5G." Here is an entire microsite from industry lobbying group CTIA titled "The Race to 5G." Let us never forget AT&T being so desperate to lead this "race" that it rolled out fake 5Ge logos on its phones. But the stakes of this supposed race are wholly unclear. What happens if we win, besides telecom execs getting slightly richer?
Everyone -- the wireless industry, Democrats, Republicans, the major media, you name it -- frames the building of next-generation 5G networks as a "race" in which the United States needs to demonstrate "leadership."
Here is The Washington Post declaring America has the lead in the race to 5G. Here's CNN asking "Who's winning the race to 5G?" Here's AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson declaring that China isn't beating the US to 5G "yet," as some sort of ominous warning. Here's T-Mobile CEO John Legere telling the House Subcommittee on Communications and Technology that merging with Sprint will let his company "win the race to 5G." Here is an entire microsite from industry lobbying group CTIA titled "The Race to 5G."
Let us never forget AT&T being so desperate to lead this "race" that it rolled out fake 5Ge logos on its phones.
But the stakes of this supposed race are wholly unclear. What happens if we win, besides telecom execs getting slightly richer?
* 56% of Americans recently opined they don't want their rug rats learning Arabic numerals and 15% had no opinion. She believed in nothing; only her skepticism kept her from being an atheist. -- Jean-Paul Sartre
Marketing is the distribution of goods and services ("product") by a "producer" to another producer (B2B) or a "consumer" (B2C).
Advertising information ("advertisement") communicates Q (S), V (D), and site of a good or service to "market participants" (buyers and sellers), ie. those people willing and able to change one good or service into another of value. An advertisement is a public notice.
Synonymous terms (EN) for market exchange between buyers and sellers are trade, business, traffick (antiq.), or commerce. A synonym for an advertisement is a marketing communication. A "public relations" (PR) communication is not an advertisement; such a message is not fit for purpose nor intended to benefit a specific commercial objective.
The media utilized for distributing an advertisement reduce to audio and visual broadcast technology, operated by people, to display product. A specified period for advertising, determined by a seller or seller agent, is known (US-Eng.) as a "campaign". The period terminates at such time seller's funds are exhausted or sales goal is obtained.
The simplest form of marketing an advertisement is word-of-mouth (man is the communication tool). The most complex (to date) is "personalized" digital telecommunication addressed to one buyer's purchase preferences and habits, ie. information collected and transformed into data by one or more sellers. Diversity is the key to economic and political evolution.
Facebook has another incentive to keep its head down. The deeper it gets into editorial decisions, the more it looks like a publisher, which could tempt legislators to limit the liability [sic] shield it currently enjoys under federal law. In addition, making judgments about truth and falsity [sic] could quickly become one of the world's biggest headaches.
In fact, Facebook business is publishing. Facebook publishes original and derivative A/V properties supplied to this corporation's production apparatus by "registered users", both buyers and sellers, commercial an proprietary producers, non-profit and for-profit trade. All publishers exercise "editorial decisions" that determine production method and product of the enterprise which is reproducing speech of people. Purportedly, all publishers --natural and corporate persons-- enjoy protection from state prosecution of speech activities under the 1st Amendment of the US Constitution. Diversity is the key to economic and political evolution.
CRS | Terrorism, Violent Extremism, and the Internet: Free Speech Considerations,* 6 May 2019
At the outset, it is not clear that a foreign national (i.e., a non-U.S. citizen or resident) could invoke the protections of the First Amendment in a specific U.S.prosecution or litigation involving online speech that the foreign national posted from abroad. The Supreme Court has never directly opined on this question. However, its decisions regarding the extraterritorial application of other constitutional protections to foreign nationals and lower court decisions involving speech made by foreign nationals while outside of the United States suggest that the First Amendment may not apply in that scenario. In contrast, free speech considerations are likely to be highly relevant in evaluating the legality of(1)proposals for the U.S. government to regulate what internet users in the United States can post,or (2)the enforcement of existing U.S. laws where the government seeks to hold U.S. persons liable for their online speech.
Since 1914, the Congressional Research Service, or CRS, has provided expert policy and legal analysis to staff, members and committees in the legislative branch. [...] The hearing will examine increasing attrition rates, low employee morale and a lack of diversity at the agency, among other issues, according to a committee spokesperson. Since 1914, the Congressional Research Service, or CRS, has provided expert policy and legal analysis to staff, members and committees in the legislative branch.
archived isolationism "Instances of Use of United States Armed Forces Abroad, 1789-2012", Congressional Research Service (CRS), Washington DC, United States (Sep 2012) 33 pp, single-spaced Diversity is the key to economic and political evolution.
Southwest three-day sale kicks off with $49 fares each way; here's what you need to know Diversity is the key to economic and political evolution.
Tucker Carlson is trying to claim that the metric system is a conspiracy theory - Independent
Tucker Carlson has claimed that America is facing a huge and pressing threat and it is... yes, you guessed it, the metric system. Speaking on Tucker Carlson tonight, the right-wing presenter said: "Almost every nation on Earth has fallen to tyranny: the metric system. From Beijing to Buenos Aires, from Lusaka to London, the people of the world have been forced to measure their environment in millimetres and kilograms. The United States is the only major country that is resisted, but we have no reason to be ashamed for using feet and pounds."
Speaking on Tucker Carlson tonight, the right-wing presenter said:
"Almost every nation on Earth has fallen to tyranny: the metric system. From Beijing to Buenos Aires, from Lusaka to London, the people of the world have been forced to measure their environment in millimetres and kilograms. The United States is the only major country that is resisted, but we have no reason to be ashamed for using feet and pounds."
From Beijing to Buenos Aires, from Lusaka to London, the people of the world have been forced to measure their environment in millimetres and kilograms.
The United States is the only major country that is resisted, but we have no reason to be ashamed for using feet and pounds.
archived CAMPAIGN 2019 Modi surges to victory in India on Hindu-first platform double counting the first Indian American U.S. senator and the second-ever African American female senator* US ends waiver but India may continue to buy Iran oil -- * Carol Moseley Braun, 1993-1999, Rise and Fall Diversity is the key to economic and political evolution.
"Trump's approval rating hits highest point (48%) in two years"The Harvard-Harris poll suggests people care more about the economy than about inane tweets . . . https://t.co/oW5cAwiQEw pic.twitter.com/91pj2vW9zD— Andy Grewal (@AndyGrewal) May 31, 2019
"Trump's approval rating hits highest point (48%) in two years"The Harvard-Harris poll suggests people care more about the economy than about inane tweets . . . https://t.co/oW5cAwiQEw pic.twitter.com/91pj2vW9zD
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