Last week saw publication of a new Zogby poll that surveyed U.S. voters on the role of innovation and technology in America’s future growth. The poll was unveiled by TechNet, a national, bipartisan network of CEOs committed to working with … Read more
This has been a hard—occasionally embarrassing and even frightening—time to be an American. The healthcare reform and reconciliation bills have ushered in some of the nastiest political bickering and fear mongering seen in my short lifetime. Our media megaphone that … Read more
Intel today is joining a broad coalition of privacy groups, think tanks, technology companies, and academics to issue recommendations for updating the key federal law that defines the rules for government access to email and private files stored in the … Read more
After Intel hosted The Innovation Economy Conference last December, I’ve been thinking about one of the four key pillars identified as essential to innovation. People. More specifically, the critical role education, immigration policy, and incentives for advancement play in the … Read more
By Margie Dickman, Senior Policy Counsel at Intel Intel has joined forces with non-profits, leading tech companies, and broadband service providers to form the Digital Adoption Coalition, which will focus on increasing broadband adoption among low-income households across the country. … Read more
I like to think of myself as being a lot like George Clooney. Okay, okay, more like Ryan Bingham, the airport- and airmile-addicted character he plays in the recent movie, Up in the Air. (Except I don’t have his good … Read more
By Margie Dickman, Senior Policy Counsel at Intel Intel — along with the rest of the ICT industry — eagerly awaited the release of the U.S. National Broadband Plan at the FCC’s Open Meeting this morning. Actually, the agency has … Read more
This week at the RSA Conference in San Francisco, many of the presenters explored the intersection between security and privacy and what industry needs to do to create a better environment of trust for individuals. This post captures Intel’s thoughts … Read more
Over the past year, Intel has paid more than $2 billion in fines and settlements related to antitrust. I’m not a disinterested observer: I’m a PR person who defends the company in such matters to reporters. Knowing this, you might … Read more
