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T-Mobile flips the switch to 42 Mbps in 55 markets
T-Mobile continues to expand their fast HSPA+ network and doubles the speed from 21 to 42 Mbps in 55 markets today.
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New Colorado Show Truck revealed
Chevrolet held the unveiling of the Colorado Show Truck last week, at the Bangkok International Auto Show, because Thailand is the world's-largest market for midsize pickups.
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Colorado school offers degree in eco-tech
Shortly after Independence Day 2010, Education Corp. of America will open its first in a series of what the company hopes will become a series of campuses focused on offering degrees in renewable...
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Amazon nixes Colorado affiliates; State tax battles proliferate
The states are eyeing Internet retailer taxes as a way to balance budgets and giants like Amazon are in the crosshairs. The latest state tax battleground is Colorado, but the fight is likely to...
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Modeling the uber-efficient house
At around 8,000 feet, not far from the glitz of Aspen, Colorado, the Rocky Mountain Institute is putting its money where its mouth is when it comes to hyper-efficient, sustainable, housing.
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Leaked memo reveals T-Mobile 3G expansion plans in 40+ U.S. cities
I don't like to dabble too much in unconfirmed rumors, but "unofficial" T-Mobile blog TmoNews has what appears to be an internal T-Mobile e-mail outlining 3G expansion plans for the fourth-largest...
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Democrats: Twitter, text, or telephone?
How are the Democratic delegates getting out their party's message while at the Democratic National Convention? Are they texting like Obama? Social networking on Twitter or Facebook? Or relying on...
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Bigger blogger presence at DNC
There are 15,000 members of the media credentialed for the Democratic National Convention and 120 of them represent blogs. That may seem like just be a drop in the bucket, but as CNET's Kara...
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Are we seeing a serious greening of Colorado? Sure seems that way.
Recently I blogged about what's happened in Colorado since the voters passed a renewable energy mandate back in 2004. Today comes word that a major utility company is shuttering two coal-burning...
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Test case: what happens when a government requires renewable energy?
Let's take a look. Not at Denmark, or Portugal or Germany. How about, say, Colorado? Here's a report on how Colorado's 2004 initiative for renewable energy sources has worked out so far....
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Kansas and coal: it's really all about Colorado
Kansas politicians continue to disagree over two coal-burning plants planned for western Kansas. The state administration refused to grant the necessary permits. Now pro-coal legislators are...
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Colorado decertifies voting machines
Coming quick on the heels of a scathing voting machine report from the Ohio Secretary of State (see Larry Dignan for details), the machines have been decertified for use in parts of Colorado....
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Solar parking lots, the specs
This goes with the Envision CEO interview story. First: the Kyocera solar grove canopy above their San Diego headquarters parking lot: SYSTEM SIZE:235 kW AC CEC279 kW Solar Modules: 1400...
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Motor vehicles system failure just the latest in string of CO snafus
Colorado's new, $13.2 million motor vehicles computer system isn't looking so snazzy now that residents are finding their cars improperly impounded. Officials have shut down the system as...
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CO wants to create agency to monitor online schools
With school board members angered by online schools' lax standard, legislation would create a new bureaucracy to manage the new sector.
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CO lawyer: Stop electronic voting
Lawsuit claims touch-screen machines are so insecure elections will be "trainwreck waiting to happen."
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Rural communities pool together for open source e-gov
This summer, Steamboat Springs will be the first of several Colorado communities to launch a e-government site, called OpenGov.net, based on open source technologies.
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Tiny school district signing up thousands for online courses
District says it's meeting needs of kids who would otherwise drop out, but legislators, other districts question payments, academic value.
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Critical date watch: How prepared are the states for July 1?
Why do we watch critical dates, such as the beginning of Fiscal Year 2000 in many states on July 1? Because they present the potential for Y2K failures when computers begin to handle Year 2000...
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Brothel owner snaps up university's .xxx domain name
Colorado.xxx has been purchased. Not by the university, but by a Las Vegas brothel owner. Can cyber-squatting pay off?
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