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In a recently published letter to the New York Sun, Trylon SMR president Lloyd Trufelman noted that telecommunications and wireless infrastructure issues should be considered in Mayor Michael Bloomberg's long-range 2030 growth plan for New York City. "Applications such as telecommuting, e-learning, broadband content, social networking, and other emerging trends will have a marked impact on the city in the coming years,” he wrote. |
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Recent research by two University of Chicago economists studied 417 newspapers – 70 percent of total newspaper circulation in the U.S. – for bias and found that newspapers are more likely than not to reflect their readers' views and political leanings.
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Anti-censorship groups are using a large and growing constellation of computer servers, known as proxies, to develop new ways of evading censors.
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While “old media” rarely gets good press anywhere these days, traditional and local media still carry a great deal of influence with consumers, according to a survey by the University of Southern California's Annenberg Strategic Public Relations Center.
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Over the past few years, the issue of outsourcing American jobs to
countries like India has received considerable amount of attention
from reporters. Now it seems reporting is the latest job that
companies are moving offshore.
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