Senators Snowe and Warner have introduced a bill to the Senate that will place Wi-Fi and femtocell access points in government buildings.

Essentially because the FCC Net Neutrality proposal is surprisingly fair and seems to stem from compromise from both sides of the debate FreePress has decided the FCC is adopting ‘fake Net Neutrality”.

The FCC has posted a nice HD copy of a video of Chairman Genachowskis presentation from December 1st. The speech goes over the proposal for the rules expected for preserving the “open Internet”.

Wax and Schanz have thrown together a nice video explaining peering and paid-peering. If you are concerned about the Comcast – Level 3 dispute, this is a good video to get a footing as to what is actually being discussed in the dispute.

It seems like every time there is a problem between business relationships in the telecom world these days, one side screams “Net Neutrality” and the blogosphere, twitterverse and news media go bananas. It’s like screaming fire in a movie theater, or yelling bomb in an airport, or even playing the race card in some hotly debated political issue.

Dr. Peter Raad is the Executive Director of the Guildhall at Southern Methodist University. It is a graduate level game design program where students are taught through a multidisciplinary approach. Raad and Glassman discuss the ramifications of video games in American culture.

Glassman looks at the hotly debated issue of Net Neutrality and asks the pressing questions of what’s going on, where have we been, and where are we headed with the issue.

Mouline, the Chief Technology Officer of Gomez, recently posted an article in Business Insider pointing to his belief that there is no neutrality on the Internet.

Facebook launches new messaging system and personalized email addresses.

The Story of Electronics is a viral video that examines the way electronics are made.