Broadband Bytes for 2011-03-26

And less competition for all. RT @BenWinslow: RT @cressman: AT&T to Buy T-Mobile USA for $39 Billion – http://nyti.ms/f5esDh # 60% of broadband isn't. http://bit.ly/g7FkYO # Google makes moves into broadband mapping and ISP speed reporting. http://bit.ly/hcMJpO http://bit.ly/gtKc68 # Bell Canada admits what we all suspected: metering is about cashing… Continue reading

Broadband Bytes for 2011-03-19

Telecom picks up 6 of 32 nominations in Consumerists' Worst Company in America competition. http://bit.ly/hbNORP # In most cases, 4G really isn't. http://bit.ly/fze972 # Newspapers getting crushed by web sites. http://on.mash.to/haihB6 # Japan's earthquake still couldn't stop the Internet for more than a few hours, tops. http://bit.ly/gv24eE # Sprint: No,… Continue reading

Broadband Bytes for 2011-03-12

Frontier jumps the FIOS install to $500 in hopes that it will help kill it off. http://bit.ly/dQVpEu # And @UTOPIAnet is wholesale. RT @Integra_Telecom: Fiber networks regain black-gold footing http://bit.ly/h5S4qe (via Denver Post) # Warner Bros. starts renting movies via Facebook. http://on.mash.to/g6SWIK # Your anonymous email and postings may not… Continue reading

Fuzecore leaves UTOPIA, Xmission steps in

I’ve received final word that Fuzecore has decided to leave UTOPIA and has sent its customers over to Xmission. Part of the problem for the Idaho-based provider is that there just weren’t enough customers available on the network to make things work, the same problem Prime Time Communications found itself… Continue reading