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Newscan: Qumu appoints veteran technology executive TJ Kennedy as president and CEO
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Ransomware criminals are targeting universities
BT to keep Huawei parts in grid for emergency services
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Plans for ESN tower near UK national park rejected
State lawmakers crack down on racially motivated 911 calls
Minneapolis City Council suggests initial cuts to police budget
Bodycam video shows Minneapolis officer pulled gun on George Floyd early on
‘Staggering’ number of Minneapolis cops seeking disability benefits
Defunding Seattle police: What will council propose, and will Mayor Durkan agree?
If police are defunded, Seattle firefighters could face a new reality
Occupy City Hall protester charged with trying to cut brake lines on NYPD van
Women who painted over NYC Fifth Avenue Black Lives Matter mural identified as right-wing gadflies
NYPD commissioner offers scathing rebuke of lawmakers critical officers and pushing for reforms
Chief Arradondo’s fate murky as Minneapolis ponders future of police
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross hospitalized
FCC seeks comment on NCTA pole-ruling request
Encryption software for dissidents could be collateral damage in U.S. budget fight
Briefing Room
News announcements from our industry
Qumu appoints veteran technology executive TJ Kennedy as president and CEO
FCC proposes to modernize its priority-services rules
FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr announces agreement on wireless infrastructure
Join the FirstNet Authority virtually at PSCR 2020: The Digital Experience
U.S. targeted by ‘significant’ cyberattacks three times more than any other country
State of Idaho selects Federal Engineering for CAD, law-enforcement RMS consulting
