Author Archives: Jose Mas

Internet Essentials Now Largest Broadband Adoption Program

Posted on March 15, 2013 by Jose Mas

Below is an article from the Broadband & Social Justice website [http://broadbandandsocialjustice.org] regarding a recently announced major milestone for the Comcast Corporation. Comcast’s broadband adoption program, Internet Essentials, has become the largest and most comprehensive broadband adoption program in the nation. … Continue reading →

Posted in Access and Adoption, Broadband, Digital Divide | Tagged broadband adoption, Broadband and Social Justice, Comcast, Internet Essentials | Leave a comment

BBSJ: How Minority Entrepreneurs Can Stimulate Broadband Adoption

Posted on February 27, 2013 by Jose Mas

Broadband and Social Justice recently featured on their website an article regarding the topic of minority entrepreneurship in the broadband technology industry. The article, written by Joycelyn F. James, a graduate of the Institute for Communications Law Studies at the … Continue reading →

Posted in Broadband, Diversity, Entrepreneurship, Hispanic | Tagged BBSJ, Broadband and Social Justice, entrepreneurs, Hispanic online segment, minority entrepreneurship, Minority Media & Telecommunications Council | Leave a comment

NEI Hosts Two-Day Event on Nuclear Energy in Florida

Posted on February 20, 2013 by Jose Mas

Yesterday, the Nuclear Energy Institute began hosting a premier nuclear industry event in Naples, Florida – a state where the topic of nuclear energy is becoming more and more crucial. The event, called Communicating Nuclear Issues, features NEI’s members, who … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged CASEnergy, Florida, NEI, nuclear energy | Leave a comment

Broadband: Where Does it Stand?

Posted on February 7, 2013 by Jose Mas

Broadband will undoubtedly become more prevalent in our national dialogue, and the Information Technology & Information Foundation (ITIF) is starting off the year with an upcoming event to discuss the current state of America’s broadband. The event takes place Tuesday, … Continue reading →

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La Plaza: “The U.S. Hispanic Market: An ‘Invisible’ Emerging Economy”

Posted on February 1, 2013 by Jose Mas

Below is a re-post of Latinovations’s La Plaza Guest Blog on the Hispanic market as it relates to the U.S. economy, its growth potential, and the investment share and business priority barriers it faces despite becoming a major purchasing power. … Continue reading →

Posted in Diversity, Hispanic | Tagged Business Investment, Business priority, La Plaza Newsletter, Latinovations, Market Share, U.S. Hispanic Market | Leave a comment ← Older posts