Broadband Bytes for 2009-11-28

Video has driven a big increase in traffic, but better routing away from Tier-1 providers is managing it well. http://is.gd/51iVg # As usual, telcos want billions of federal dollars with no strings attached. http://is.gd/51Y3y # Libraries are strapped for bandwidth. http://is.gd/52JDm # Comparing fiber to rail. http://is.gd/52JE4 # We like… Continue reading

Broadband Bytes for 2009-11-14

Blu-ray bringing managed copies to the party. http://bit.ly/4uC69U # Clearwire to get a big cash infusion. http://is.gd/4QY2j # Google further consolidates its voice platform by buying up Gizmo5. http://is.gd/4RhRU # Connected Nation strikes out in 15 states so far. http://is.gd/4Riyd # Rupert Murdoch wants to be the next A&P (and… Continue reading

Broadband Bytes for 2009-11-07

(@elforesto) Verizon stalls FIOS in Boston as revenge for not caving. http://is.gd/4L4S1 #freeutopia # (@elforesto) Cable rate hike season arrives. http://is.gd/4L8Pc #freeutopia # (@elforesto) Unlimited streaming iTunes video for $30/mo? It could happen. http://is.gd/4LlSR #freeutopia # (@elforesto) Remember how the DVR was going to kill TV? Yeah, apparently it did… Continue reading