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• NewsClips - June 22, 2007
  The state Public Utility Commission voted 3-1 yesterday not to stop Verizon Communications from blocking access by low-income people on the Lifeline program to bundled telephone service packages, even if it could save customers money.
  Posted: Jun 22, 2007
• NewsClips - June 21, 2007
  On the gizmo glamour scale, the TV set-top box is a bit of a frump — something the cable company dumps on the doorstep, not the quarry of a shopping spree at Best Buy. But next month, a new federal rule goes into effect that’s aimed at creating a retail market for set-top boxes and fostering more competition and innovation in a business dominated by Illinois-based Motorola Inc. and one other company.
  Posted: Jun 21, 2007
• NewsClips - June 20, 2007
  The state Senate approved a $27 billion budget for fiscal year 2007-08 today by a 49-1 vote. The proposal represents a $709 million increase from last year’s spending plan. It calls for $344 million less in spending than the governor’s proposed budget, according to a written statement from the office of Senate Majority Leader Dominic Pileggi (R-Chester and Delaware counties).
  Posted: Jun 20, 2007
• NewsClips - June 19, 2007
  Pressing the red power button on a giant Comcast remote control, Ralph Roberts on Monday symbolically set in motion the ascent of a steel beam to the top of Comcast Center, the last beam in what is now the city's tallest building.
  Posted: Jun 19, 2007
• NewsClips - June 18, 2007
  Apple TV isn't going to add much to the iPod and Mac maker's riches, according to a market research company that took apart Apple Inc.'s newest gadget.
  Posted: Jun 18, 2007
• NewsClips - June 14, 2007
  Apple TV isn't going to add much to the iPod and Mac maker's riches, according to a market research company that took apart Apple Inc.'s newest gadget. The wireless streaming video device with a 40-gigabyte hard drive sells for $299 but costs an estimated $237 to make, excluding packaging and marketing expenses, said iSuppli Corp., which has conducted similar breakdowns for other gadgets.
  Posted: Jun 14, 2007
• NewsClips - June 13, 2007
  The Pennsylvania Senate voted 48-2 to make a number of changes to per-worker tax of up to $52-a-year collected by municipalities, including having employers deduct it in portions over the year rather than all at once.
  Posted: Jun 13, 2007
• NewsClips - June 12, 2007
  Cable guys don’t get a lot of respect. Jim Carrey portrayed a somewhat sinister one in a 1996 movie, and Dan Whitney — better known as “Larry” — steps into the role as a blue-collar bumpkin who likes to encourage others to “git-r-done!” Craig Anderson, though, just raised the bar.
  Posted: Jun 12, 2007
• NewsClips - June 11, 2007
  YouTube co-founder Steve Chen said on Saturday consumers in many parts of the world will have access to the popular video-sharing Web site on their mobile phones by next year.
  Posted: Jun 11, 2007
• NewsClips - June 7, 2007
  Four more Internet service providers will start charging banks, e-commerce sites and other large e-mail senders for guaranteed delivery. In deals expected to be announced Thursday, Goodmail Systems Inc. is expanding its CertifiedEmail program to Comcast Corp., Cox Communications Inc., Time Warner Cable Inc.'s Road Runner and Verizon Communications Inc. Yahoo Inc. and Time Warner Inc.'s AOL became inaugural participants last year.
  Posted: Jun 8, 2007