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… Continue reading
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…. Continue reading
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… Continue reading
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… Continue reading