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Bloomberg reports that Canada's Prime Minister will be allowing telecoms industry regulators to "ban fees for unsolicited text messages on mobile phones and other 'unfair charges.'" While that seems like a pretty narrow scope, consider that (with history as a guide) "unfair charges" is an extremely flexible term.

Max Temkin, co-founder of the irreverent card game, tweeted on Monday that if Congress passed a bill allowing telecom and cable companies to share customers' personal information without their consent, he would buy Congress members' web browsing histories and publish them online.

It will allow telecoms companies to retain data for 12 months, so law-enforcement agencies can use it when investigating terrorism and serious crimes.

The real rose, posting its strongest value against the dollar in a year.Argentina's president, Cristina Fernández, who is battling a big media group, Clarín, said she would drop plans to allow telecoms companies to offer cable television.

The researchers' use of existing hardware is integral, as it will allow telecoms companies to meet the UK's ever-increasing demand for faster internet speeds without having to replacing existing optical fibres.

"Before, one carrier used this entire building and these arcane devices," said Trey Farmer, executive vice president of FiberNet, the company creating the room, which will allow telecoms to use one another's networks and outsiders to tap into the building's fiber optics.

These networks allow telecoms operators to offer television service in addition to voice calls and broadband internet access.Special report Your television is ringing All things to all men The end of the line Home and away Tuning in to the future?

Even though Washington and Oregon have also passed their own net neutrality laws, the outcome of the federal government's battle with California will have ramifications throughout the country because the state's new net neutrality law is the most stringent one so far, banning most kinds of zero-rating, which allows telecoms to offer services from certain providers for free.

"In some cases the economics involving off-grid power, such as power generators, don't allow telecom carriers to go further out," said David Dunsworth, director for power systems of Hutton Communications, a Dallas-based distributor of telecommunications equipment.

Nortel Networks will soon launch new technology that allows telecom companies to quadruple the capacity of their networks.

Acquiring adtech companies allows telecom providers to leverage and profit from their biggest asset — unique consumer data.