Broadband Bytes for 2013-03-29

Broadband Bytes for 2013-03-22 http://t.co/KQh0EaaunC -> US Senate backs letting states collect sales taxes on online purchases. http://t.co/lH1mxYC6OA -> A telecommuting Congress? http://t.co/FNGBNl72L1 -> Cable's plan? Squeeze even more blood out of their coax turnip. http://t.co/V5Aijx4veO -> Is it possible to use the Internet without leaving a trace? http://t.co/TH5Vcrkyuh ->… Continue reading

Broadband Bytes for 2013-03-22

Is "six strikes" SOPA Lite? http://t.co/dYMksekJY3 -> How many devices do you have hooked up to the Internet? http://t.co/RZrYT8dQpe -> Google Fiber expands… to a Kansas City neighbor. http://t.co/OHV0o6kh3J -> The Internet is full of poorly secured devices. http://t.co/tbKMXkEPC5 -> COPPA is scheduled to get tougher. MUCH tougher. http://t.co/WdVHN3CIos ->… Continue reading

Broadband Bytes for 2013-03-15

China goes IPv6 http://t.co/EjNyeoybkk -> Is P2P a viable replacement for multicast? http://t.co/krj5pWMiRY -> Monopolist provides crappy service, gets booted, and then sues everyone. http://t.co/IIiZzL1BvB -> College is moving from The U to The .edu. http://t.co/kNrnzjFpXL -> California may provide the tipping point for online classes. http://t.co/jz1I7Y4ESe -> Doing a… Continue reading

Broadband Bytes for 2013-03-08

Telecommuting keeps employees happy http://t.co/R5t7JzbDuP -> Six strikes manages to strike out with tons of false positives. http://t.co/TM0imC46TS -> A single 4K movie will come in around 100GB. http://t.co/COZzMnycdg -> Could you survive on just 1GB per month, even if it's free? http://t.co/auGGJpb0Gl -> Could payphones be reinvented as public… Continue reading