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Carnival Internet UK Launches, Promises Fair, Sustainable Broadband
Carnival Internet UK has launched with a focus on fairness, sustainability, and cutting-edge technology. They promise reliable full-fibre broadband with no hidden fees or mid-contract price increases, reward customer loyalty, contribute to environmental efforts, and combat digital poverty. The service offers speeds from 100Mbps to 900Mbps and includes advanced security features.
Total Telecom
Pakistan Claims X Account Hacked After Requesting Loans Amid India Tensions
Pakistan's Economic Affairs Division briefly posted on X requesting loans from international partners, citing losses after India's 'Operation Sindoor.' The post, riddled with grammatical errors, was quickly followed by a claim that the account was hacked. This sparked online mockery and questions about the legitimacy of the request, particularly given the ongoing tensions with India.
Wion
Trump Attacks Biden's Digital Equity Act, Calling it 'Racist' and 'Unconstitutional'
Former President Trump has denounced the Digital Equity Act, a component of Biden's infrastructure bill designed to improve internet access in underserved communities. Trump's criticism centers on the Act's provisions for racial minorities, despite its broad inclusion criteria and nondiscrimination clauses. He threatens to end the program, potentially impacting states already receiving grants.
The New York Times
Bell Abandons Northern Labrador Internet Project Due to Soaring Costs
Bell has pulled out of the Labrador North Wireless Broadband Project, a $22 million initiative to connect six remote communities in Northern Labrador to high-speed internet and cell service. The project's costs have ballooned to $110 million, a 340% increase, making it unworkable for Bell. The withdrawal is a setback for the communities, who view reliable internet as essential.
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IonQ Pivots to Quantum Internet Leadership, Despite Stock Decline
IonQ, despite a stock decline, is strategically pivoting to lead the quantum internet revolution. CEO Niccolo De Masi highlights the company's advancements in quantum computing and networking, emphasizing its role in securing communications against future quantum threats, including developing space-based quantum key distribution.
WebProNews
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Morningstar
Nigeria's Internet Users Decline After 50% Tariff Hikes in Early 2025: NCC Data
Following a 50% tariff hike on telecom services in January 2025, Nigeria witnessed a decline in internet users, approximately one million fewer in February. While March saw a slight recovery, data consumption remained below pre-hike levels. Despite this, the telecom sector added 3.39 million new telephone users, boosting teledensity. MTN maintains market dominance in both internet users and active telephone lines.
Peoples Gazette Nigeria
Senate Blocks FCC Rule on Wi-Fi Hotspots for Low-Income Students
The U.S. Senate has voted to block an FCC rule enabling schools and libraries to provide Wi-Fi hotspots to students, particularly impacting low-income and rural communities. This decision effectively halts a program aimed at bridging the digital divide by providing internet access for students to complete homework and access educational resources outside of school.
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Ars Technica
The Verge
Bloomberg Law News
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The Morning Context
Telus PureFibre Internet Coming to Red Deer with $168 Million Investment
Telus PureFibre internet services are coming to Red Deer thanks to a $168 million investment by F3 Networks. The project, a partnership with the City of Red Deer, aims to connect 31,000 homes by 2027. Construction has begun, and the Morrisoe area will be the first to receive the service. The project is expected to be completed in two years.
rdnewsnow.com
AI Deepfakes Exploiting Vulnerable Individuals: A Growing Internet Horror
The article discusses the alarming trend of AI deepfakes, focusing on the hyper-sexualized depictions of vulnerable individuals like those with Down syndrome. It highlights the challenges in stopping the spread of such content and explores potential solutions, emphasizing the need for better AI moderation, stronger platform policies, public education, and international cooperation.
catcountryutah.com
Airtel Africa Partners with SpaceX to Expand Starlink Internet Services
Airtel Africa and SpaceX have entered a strategic agreement to introduce Starlink's high-speed satellite internet services to customers across Africa. This partnership aims to improve digital connectivity, especially in remote and rural areas. SpaceX has secured operating licenses in nine of Airtel Africa's fourteen countries, with the rest in progress. The initiative also plans to explore future opportunities leveraging Airtel Africa's infrastructure.
BroadcastPro ME
Hypnospace Outlaw: A Nostalgic Trip to the Weird, Wild Early Internet
The article discusses Hypnospace Outlaw, a game available on Amazon Prime that simulates the experience of the early internet. The game is set in a dreamlike version of the internet where players act as enforcers, policing minor internet crimes, viruses, and hackers while uncovering a corporate conspiracy. The review highlights the game's success in recreating the chaos and freedom of the pre-social media internet era.
inkl
Report: BEAD-Eligible Locations Decline, Raising Questions of Overfunding
A report by the Advanced Communications Law & Policy Institute (ACLP) reveals a substantial decrease in locations eligible for Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) funding. This decline, attributed to ISP investments and other grant-funded projects, raises the possibility of overfunding some locations and prompts discussion about the program's future direction.
StateScoop
Franklin County, NC: $63M Broadband Project to Connect 1,415 Locations
Governor Josh Stein has announced a $63 million investment in North Carolina to expand broadband access. A portion of this funding will support a project in Franklin County, implemented by Brightspeed, aiming to connect 1,415 homes and businesses, representing over half of the eligible locations in the county. The initiative is funded through federal and provider contributions.
The Wilson Times
Legend Internet: Nigeria's First Publicly Listed ISP Aims for Nationwide Expansion
Legend Internet, the first publicly listed ISP in Nigeria, aims to expand its fiber network beyond Abuja to Lagos and 31 states nationwide. The company plans to raise ₦150 billion through debt and equity to fund this expansion. Legend focuses on affordability and free public WiFi as strategies to increase internet access and drive digital service adoption in Nigeria.
TechCabal
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Nairametrics
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Nigerian Entertainment Scene Updates: Film, Music, and Cultural Trends
This news compilation provides a snapshot of current discussions within the Nigerian entertainment scene. It highlights film analysis by Ema Edosio-Deelen and Seyi Lasisi, explores trends in Nigerian music obsession with vanity metrics, and offers critiques of movies like 'LandLine'. The article captures the dynamic nature of Nigerian creative industries.
The Culture Custodian
Royal Caribbean's Internet Packages: Worth the Cost for Cruise Connectivity?
This article examines the value proposition of Royal Caribbean's Voom internet packages. It covers the costs, discounts available pre-cruise, the improved connectivity through Starlink, and the author's personal reasons for purchasing internet access on every cruise, emphasizing the importance of staying connected for both professional and personal reasons.
Royal Caribbean Blog
Alaska Legislature Approves New Corporate Tax Targeting Digital Businesses (Etsy Tax)
The Alaska Legislature has approved Senate Bill 113, also known as the 'Etsy Tax,' which targets out-of-state, highly digitized businesses like Amazon and Etsy. This bill amends Alaska's corporate income tax code, focusing on businesses deriving over 50% of their sales from intangible property or electronically delivered services. The bill has faced criticism for its rushed process and potential impact on small businesses and consumers.
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