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Broadband Bytes for 2014-02-21

By Jesse | February 22, 2014 - 5:00 pm |February 22, 2014 Broadband Bytes

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Broadband Bytes for 2014-02-14 http://t.co/0IY5T3fWci ->
Folks are starting to catch on that Google Fiber is for chumps. http://t.co/UsbRDKA0Sx ->
Is IPv6 taking a back seat to NAT? http://t.co/DHWDlQYAut ->
DDoS attacks are growing in size exponentially. http://t.co/5kCIQjUmsr ->
HB60 isn't the only anti-UTOPIA bill this session. SB190 could kill the $300M investment from Macquarie. #utpol http://t.co/yaPNVP3IhX ->
Google could be looking at SLC, but probably only with sweetheart deals like in Provo. http://t.co/FNUX5haFFN #utpol ->
The FCC is targeting restrictions on municipal broadband systems. #utpol http://t.co/o0OfBQa9EO ->
CenturyLink found a way to raise your "price for life" bill: sneaky new fees! http://t.co/kHCEsKZBfL ->
Sorry, Utah, but no Aereo for you! http://t.co/9q32Un6lpA ->
Salt Lake City should tell Google "no thanks". #utpol http://t.co/D5jWODAOAX ->
Figure out if your city should go with Google Fiber or UTOPIA: a handy primer. http://t.co/AZqogxDEcu ->
Austin is quickly becoming a broadband competition dream. http://t.co/ENhlcxQ9jI ->
Kansas killed SB304. We can do the same to HB60 and SB190. #utpol http://t.co/PLqhMq5u1s ->
Comcast is better at lobbying than its primary business. http://t.co/ESi3AqCoEE ->
Is Comcast working on a 505Mbps tier? It had better be. http://t.co/bj4JzZUpmf ->
SB190 has a committee hearing Monday at 8AM. Show up and be heard! #utpol http://t.co/yC7myIVa6g ->
If Google merged with Verizon, it would only accelerate their path towards being just another hated incumbent. http://t.co/tNTq1JvSQz ->
Comcast might have finally decided to play nice with Netflix. http://t.co/SE9tgwOtWy ->
How is Comcast doing 4K? With H.265 (no typo). http://t.co/lGBHuBZZoP ->
Good news on SB190: @beckylockhart isn't sold on the idea either. #utpol http://t.co/ncfSYgjPyu ->
Google's redlining ways could be making the digital divide worse. Much worse. http://t.co/Pc0qkIHALc ->

Broadband Bytes for 2014-02-14

By Jesse | February 15, 2014 - 5:00 pm |February 15, 2014 Broadband Bytes

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Broadband Bytes for 2014-02-07 http://t.co/BfxUiHrmXR ->
UTOPIA cities are getting on-board with Macquarie. http://t.co/ChKQxjyheR #utpol ->
Government Technology magazine is also covering HB60. http://t.co/sFGAD3B6xq #utpol ->
Bill Alert: HB60 held again #utpol http://t.co/wJp7uIMik3 ->
More negative press for HB60. http://t.co/2TTfNrhJBA #utpol ->
Community Broadband Networks talks UTOPIA and HB60 in their latest podcast. http://t.co/wITqPDIRjn #utpol ->
The Windy City wants a slice of the gigabit action. http://t.co/dRQNATXmXI ->
Comcast and Verizon are messing with Netflix. http://t.co/nRgPQ0K24t ->
Are you under persistent online surveillance? Probably. http://t.co/C9uLxaihSj ->
Austin is getting a third gigabit option. Isn't competition great? http://t.co/0Sp3V6XGxC ->
There's more money in E-rate, but will it just flow to incumbents for sub-standard service at high prices? http://t.co/q2sWhbCFg9 ->
85 of 104 members of the legislature took CenturyLink campaign cash in 2012. http://t.co/uFBVT3xr27 #utpol ->
BREAKING: HB60 may have died in committee #utpol http://t.co/ABZYWj5B6e ->
Comcast is absolutely sure you're perfectly happy with whatever they give you. http://t.co/14Ly2mJC4m ->
incumbents have you under their thumb in 20 states. http://t.co/3m5GkXynWH ->
Comcast + Time Warner: sucking more than the parts of the whole. http://t.co/7Mv9JR14sF ->
Zombie Bill: HB60 comes back, committee hearing Friday at 8AM #utpol http://t.co/mhqrpUs304 ->
Comcast thinks "barely there" competition is a reason to let it merge with Time Warner. http://t.co/2GvGUmo2Rx ->
ICYMI – Zombie bill HB60 has a comittee hearing tomorrow at 8AM. http://t.co/epjUDW85WQ #utpol ->
Craig Settles and I talk UTOPIA and the legislative process on Gigabit Nation. http://t.co/x8xm1ojktx ->
Gigabit not enough? Google wants to give you 10 gigs. http://t.co/xPJFq8Vozx ->
Curt Webb still can't make up his mind, pulls HB60 from the committee agenda AGAIN! http://t.co/UpGzhRZJ28 #utpol ->
Interesting idea. Should disruptive tech companies buy legacy providers for a leg up? http://t.co/z6EhoCxiUZ ->
Speaker Lockhart wants broadband in every school. http://t.co/6GvXnwpQjP #utpol ->
Utahns aren't so hot on the Comcast/Time Warner merger either. http://t.co/0LNg81hKo3 ->

Broadband Bytes for 2014-02-07

By Jesse | February 8, 2014 - 5:00 pm |February 8, 2014 Broadband Bytes

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Broadband Bytes for 2014-01-31 http://t.co/vReAIQmgdp ->
Net neutrality legislation is probably doomed, but a few Congresscritters want to have a go at it anyway. http://t.co/f7hI93xfGI ->
Rep Curt Webb wants to use tricky rule changes to club UTOPIA in the knee. #utpol http://t.co/tUqcZIXM1Z ->
Would an Apple CDN get the same ISP backlash as Netflix? http://t.co/ew4SGmXNEW ->
Who's upset about HB60? XMission, SumoFiber, Infowest, Fibernet, and Reddit. http://t.co/XxB8N7IRq4 #utpol ->
Ars Technica picks up the HB60 story. http://t.co/zOB5oYHqMv #utpol ->
Could the Next Big Thing(TM) in streaming be dynamic channels? http://t.co/8G59Zlm5zG ->
And now Slashdot is also chiming in on HB60. http://t.co/KA71j8SSJY #utpol ->
Don't get too excited: CenturyLink's fiber is only for office buildings. http://t.co/eqXzTBhUB3 ->
Web's founder: decentralize ALL THE THINGS! http://t.co/Tu7HSnR313 ->
HB60 gets coverage in InfoWorld. http://t.co/sxWpoZU67o #utpol ->
HB60 would kill service to UEN, UTA, and UDOT. http://t.co/yGORT0XXBH #utpol #utleg ->
HB60 would kill UTOPIA, and CenturyLink just happens to have a competing service in the wings. #utpol http://t.co/R2npKofq6f ->
Consumerist is also covering HB60. Negatively. http://t.co/K5cgZ0neLI #utpol ->
DSLReports isn't so hot on HB60 either. http://t.co/wbrsREdrTs #utpol #utleg ->
ICYMI: HB60 kills competition ahead of CenturyLink's new gigabit business service. http://t.co/3y2IVHIdDv #utpol ->
I think we're finally starting to win the broadband war. http://t.co/e2vaZMcmSe ->
Should Google franchise its fiber plans to cities? http://t.co/WWiThjqV4O ->
FierceTelecom gets in on the HB60 story. http://t.co/9jcZuNFaHV #utpol ->
HB60 has a scheduled committee hearing. Show up and voice your opposition! http://t.co/q233wEyXM1 #utpol ->
Rep Curt Webb says he's going to make "minor adjustments" to HB60. http://t.co/FHUnPDwWf8 #utpol ->

Broadband Bytes for 2014-01-31

By Jesse | February 1, 2014 - 5:00 pm |February 1, 2014 Broadband Bytes

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Lindon is still in on UTOPIA. http://t.co/9LFhlzV65l ->
Content producers need to stop fearing the cable companies and make some real money. http://t.co/TtCF2QLdo1 ->
Here's a chance to talk to the Utah Broadband Project. http://t.co/yH5dUhCE5T ->
A bunch of you are in the Internet slow lane. http://t.co/HH03lQyDdt ->
The incumbent response to Google Fiber? If you can't beat 'em, ban 'em. http://t.co/VtqLspFCzG ->
Killing POTS means killing all of the protections that go with it. http://t.co/avDndeWAbI ->
BREAKING: Todd Marriott Steps Down as UTOPIA Executive Director http://t.co/rVozieWo2X #utpol ->

Broadband Bytes for 2014-01-10

By Jesse | January 11, 2014 - 5:00 pm |January 11, 2014 Broadband Bytes

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Broadband Bytes for 2014-01-03 http://t.co/ilWZnrxrVf ->
Is YouTube ready to start doing 4K video? http://t.co/TuOeiIZ0kG ->
It kind of seems like AT&T is about to start doing some odious shakedowns. http://t.co/HdJMHJSkKW ->
Does your connection struggle with HD? Netflix wants to give you a discount for giving it up. http://t.co/4MkcqfHzEA ->
UTOPIA's deal with Macquarie makes Google Fiber look like a cheap knock-off. #utpol http://t.co/CCoe14ayzG ->
The NSA has done a lot to weaken the most vital underpinnings of the Internet. http://t.co/nQPXtBsiYp ->
Are networks like UTOPIA the future? Why yes. Yes they are. http://t.co/JCCqEWPBcz ->
CenturyLink's focus is buying up profitable businesses instead of improving broadband for the rest of us. http://t.co/vzF6t5a8SP ->
Orem City Council Member Hans Anderson goes full-on derp in a new op-ed. http://t.co/lTEdCo3WHv #utpol ->
Unsurprisingly, the courts don't think an ISP account holder should be held accountable for a user's actions. http://t.co/tWAZn4F2WU ->
The telco endgame is a legal monopoly with zero oversight. http://t.co/ygsdaFBvMl ->

Broadband Bytes for 2014-01-03

By Jesse | January 4, 2014 - 5:00 pm |January 4, 2014 Broadband Bytes

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Macquarie isn't a done deal yet. http://t.co/4lc6X2xsyQ ->
Broadband Bytes for 2013-12-27 http://t.co/7MkcA2caLy ->

Broadband Bytes for 2013-12-27

By Jesse | December 28, 2013 - 5:00 pm |December 28, 2013 Broadband Bytes

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Broadband Bytes for 2013-12-20 http://t.co/dVLaVbSqkw ->
Uh oh. Looks like the UK "porn" filters have expereinces a significant amount of scope creep. http://t.co/QsIVOyjUgC ->
Why you won't see major telecom upgrades: investors are scared to death of the costs. http://t.co/HWyFx0jdNm ->
Is Internet access going to get better or worse next year? Yes. http://t.co/i3pUeGNvAE ->
Cable can't keep video customers around. http://t.co/4PJmy2o1xG ->
If net neutrality rules are suspended in the current duopoly environment, you're going to have a bad time. http://t.co/npUwsBKYEs ->

Broadband Bytes for 2013-12-20

By Jesse | December 21, 2013 - 5:00 pm |December 21, 2013 Broadband Bytes

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Broadband Bytes for 2013-12-13 http://t.co/nam186YTnK ->
Like most incumbents, AT&T believes that being first to a franchise agreement gives them special rights. http://t.co/mjspogklAi ->
Good news: UTOPIA is ahead of their 5-year projections. http://t.co/kVU3rmGWa7 ->
Yet another reminder that if you're not already upgraded, you're going to get sold off. http://t.co/p9QluKgznR ->
Dish and Sprint want to be WISPs. http://t.co/dlOMOrE1kM ->
Even urbanized areas have broadband dead zones. http://t.co/Sash09o97A ->
Shocker: tech companies aren't very happy with the NSA these days. http://t.co/lHJwdePJdt ->
Service providers need to, you know, provide services, not just a fat pipe. http://t.co/1BzD8PkXT8 ->
Google could be playing a very effective long game on changing the video market. A long but worthwhile read. http://t.co/4ZILeUfcZZ ->
UTOPIA could be going the public-private partnership route. http://t.co/hdNuS7qbZ0 ->
In the immortal words of John McClain, it's about the money. http://t.co/Nc39YYWGJd ->
Here's the Standard-Examiner's take on UTOPIA's new partnership. http://t.co/FNtvpSMe0d ->
The Daily Herald's take on the UTOPIA partnership. http://t.co/QLBWIp718N ->
A new modulation trick could boost broadband across the board. http://t.co/ykoq2Uefh1 ->

Broadband Bytes for 2013-12-13

By Jesse | December 14, 2013 - 5:00 pm |December 14, 2013 Broadband Bytes

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Broadband Bytes for 2013-12-06 http://t.co/8hnPkJ3jaV ->
Yet another reminder that CenturyLink loves taking subsidies. http://t.co/oQ2UmEBX4z ->
Remember when Ars asked for ISP horror stories? They've delivered in spades. http://t.co/PaCijmTrOA ->
From the "you don't say" department: it's hard to get financing for fiber projects. http://t.co/xY9XaPTeBo ->
Less-than-shocking: video streaming is driving bandwidth use way up. http://t.co/7Ot5ztW3PP ->
Google Fiber runs into the same pole attachment problems as everyone else. http://t.co/L5XUyVKRGD ->
Sure, CenturyLink will expand FTTH, but only in the areas with a VERY fast ROI (aka not your neighborhood). http://t.co/wmut8xGGH1 ->
Just like DSL and DOCSIS, wireless has to use more channels, not bigger ones. http://t.co/F0YRxAHJHH ->
Verizon is done laying fiber. http://t.co/szjyznyszM ->
The latest "blood from a copper turnip" only goes a scant 250 meters. http://t.co/GvLdHY0kza ->
Google Fiber on UTOPIA? Only if Google lost its distaste for open access, methinks. http://t.co/OEft4rOc19 ->
What do we learn from Australia's NBN issues? That local government usually does is better.. http://t.co/SQUjd4ecjN ->

Broadband Bytes for 2013-12-06

By Jesse | December 7, 2013 - 5:00 pm |December 7, 2013 Broadband Bytes

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Broadband Bytes for 2013-11-29 http://t.co/aMymRWpBIE ->
Want a gig from your existing ISP? You probably need competition to get it. http://t.co/yZdvpwvtBA ->
Is there a top-tier ISP interested in UTOPIA? All signs point to yes. http://t.co/6kTmI97exi ->
Bear in mind that this low-latency solution 1) doesn't provide lots of bandwidth and 2) tanks with congestion. http://t.co/3RQU6p7yUg ->
Make no mistake: the dismantling of reliable wireline service is the real goal and a big step back. http://t.co/6EWJzPyig9 ->
Broadband subscribers grow almost as slowly as broadband speeds. http://t.co/utW622NePH ->
Tor as an Internet standard? It could happen. http://t.co/qwZgmBBX0R ->
After getting the low-hanging fruit, the UK wants to censor more of the Internet. http://t.co/druwizGRJ3 ->
CenturyLink is hiking your DSL price. http://t.co/KXmmlAmMXn ->
Comcast goes full-on head-in-the-sand about their customer service issues. http://t.co/ngLtytUxxx ->
Where can you expect to see Comcast's usage caps? In uncompetitive areas, naturally. http://t.co/jUMiHVzJwT ->
Transport could be getting a whole lot cheaper. http://t.co/v1rBl4QDzJ ->
New FCC head: "I pinky swear we'll get competition right this time. Hey, why are you laughing?" http://t.co/vDPPPqZoNn ->
Think it's just home users hurting for bandwidth? Think again. http://t.co/FCcMxFuMr9 ->
An ugly side to Google Fiber: low-income cities will get redlined. http://t.co/yIA43aZZBm ->
Prioritization isn't a bad thing. Throttling unless you pay more money is. http://t.co/Pq5mDigueN ->
Got an ISP horror story? Ars wants to hear it. http://t.co/WiZ6c9PZE9 ->
How about that? Fiber is about to experience another 10-fold speed bump. http://t.co/2Oj80wdIzl ->

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