- In which I'm quoted calling out FirstDigital as a bunch of non-serious clowns. http://t.co/qMgB557SRq ->
- Broadband Bytes for 2014-09-12 http://t.co/Dj5W98IiR4 ->
- Incumbents want to hang up on wired service, but they don't want anyone to talk about it. http://t.co/JRlaZ5pU5E ->
- Comcast bans Tor. http://t.co/bG6fySfEh6 ->
- Google wants you to fight the net neutrality war that they won't. http://t.co/1hOfOdr2as ->
- 4G has a fever and the only prescription is more fiber. http://t.co/sWv1zCKEuE ->
- What exactly would happen if incumbents are classified as Title II? Here's an idea. http://t.co/S9h3JVqzLD ->
- Incumbents are embracing and extending OTT video. But when do they plan to exterminate? http://t.co/vxStGOgp5W ->
- Incumbents aren't able to keep their story straight. http://t.co/SRrfWJz2fZ ->
- Remember: everyone who said "wait for FIOS" is now saying "wait for Google". http://t.co/FJJt8TT8OZ ->
- Why bother getting a streaming TV product when you're stuck paying for all the channels you don't want? http://t.co/S7x9XRLB2i ->
- Mobile TV is on deck at Verizon. http://t.co/vDuWikIjmi ->
- The plan is clear: kill wired connections, move everyone to wireless, block any regulation of it. http://t.co/ag5JSA6EHX ->
- AT&T is dumping wired customers while trying to get them onto high-margin wireless. Like Verizon did. http://t.co/X1rf46I80S ->
- Spoiler: no CenturyLink IPTV in Utah anytime soon, so don't expect their hyped gigabit fiber. http://t.co/wkblsuzm1n ->
- Your ISP is probably cracking down on torrenting. http://t.co/f2NNlfWB8x ->
- Utah companies were deafeningly silent on Internet Slowdown Day. http://t.co/vI2lHK5kpO ->
- Someone apparently forgot that 60K+ homes in Utah can get gigabit for $70. http://t.co/IF9IsaU8FE ->
- Who actually owns your phone number? http://t.co/qUFn0pdvsD ->
- Sports might be the only thing keeping you on a paid TV package. What happens when they start streaming? http://t.co/BNbg0VKPXp ->
- Comcast: "Actually, we're cool with Tor." http://t.co/Rgl7tUtxhH ->
- FCC chair caught talking out of both sides of his mouth. http://t.co/NJvOHfWqxP ->
- Should Title II be a bipartisan issue? http://t.co/fkp9rWgH2V ->
- FCC's Wheeler: 10Mbps for rural, 25Mbps for urban, and get everyone to gigabit quickly. http://t.co/w4wGTR9iRS ->
- One muni network is using business customer revenues to provide free service for residents. http://t.co/cdcvbIhq0D ->
- Listen to the Utah Broadband Project on KVNU's For The People. http://t.co/XCPtOE35qI ->
- Turns out that a lot of people have a lot of things to say about net neutrality. http://t.co/6rVJP5o88n ->
Broadband Bytes for 2014-09-19
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Well, Comcast just increased my internet speed out of nowhere. I wonder if they know something about the UTOPIA status that we don’t. It’s not like them to give me more without charging me for it…or at least taking my first born.