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Nonprofits are generally funded by governments, private foundations, the public, and to some extent, their customers.  Yet, despite the fact that they are trying to solve some of the world’s… Read more »

What is the most widely ignored/violated law in California? While there is no way to know for sure, given a recent report saying more people have access to mobile phones… Read more »

As a strong proponent of preserving the Internet as a platform for communication and commerce kept free from burdensome regulation, I geeked out when I knew I would be spending… Read more »

During the FirstNet board meeting held today in Washington D.C., the Boston Marathon bombing was raised and how this future public safety broadband network might have helped in this type… Read more »

I recently attended a workshop in Sacramento with several colleagues who manage digital divide and broadband adoption programs throughout California. During an open discussion session, one of the attendees stood… Read more »

Nearly 31,000 households relocated to California last year, according to recent figures from moving companies Allied, United and Atlas. That’s practically a 6 percent uptick over the previous year and… Read more »

As the United States Congress grinds to a standstill over the state of the economy, gun legislation and general partisan backbiting, we need to take a step back and reflect… Read more »

Last night, Stanford Law School’s Journal of International Law and CALinnovates welcomed a prominent world telecom figure to Silicon Valley:  Dr. Hamadoun Touré, the Secretary General of the International Telecom… Read more »