On this week’s New York Times Tech Talk podcast, drop Brian Stelter, a Times reporter media, from Internet access via the regulation JD beer villages and Bettina Edelstein chats. The so-called net neutrality, free plan by Google and Verizon Wireless would be and some other online services from the rules for maintaining open access to the Internet, and Mr. Stelter said, to that for the two companies to be staking out seems its ground well, other wireless carriers and media companies to watch and wait as the Federal Communications Commission provides opportunities for regulation of broadband.
At the same time, in BlackBerry country, there was a brouhaha over the latest efforts of the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, the use of the service for e-mail filtering and other messaging was. Mrs. Edelstein talks to Miguel Helft, a Times reporter technology, about what goes on there and in other countries. Mr. Helft points out, while R.I.M. indicated that their corporate customers should not fear that their messages are threatened, and the company says it meets the regulatory requirements around the world.