Macquarie has let their proposal out and it looks like they’re planning to make good on many of the rumored details. There’s also a number of very attractive points that will make this an easy sell for new cities to join. Some highlights: The network build will be done in existing… Continue reading
Broadband Bytes for 2014-04-18 http://t.co/EAaW8w2Gw2 -> If broadband is so important, why would you leave it in the hands of a company acting like an incumbent? http://t.co/UABWPIkfvM -> What's in a name? If India had its way, a lot. http://t.co/pyPlW23hwY -> Comcast is still living in denial about its horrific customer… Continue reading
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Broadband Bytes for 2014-04-04 http://t.co/i5vurLyYhK -> Why is there no ISP competition? Because building one is hard and expensive. http://t.co/gnksgQjZKt -> I have serious doubts that wireless can offer even adequate service compared to wired options. http://t.co/EtJ8H2zKIH -> Legacy TV operators are upset at the shift to OTT video? You don't… Continue reading
Broadband Bytes for 2014-03-28 http://t.co/6IhF2Q5QIE -> Is Comcast in bed with the NSA? http://t.co/tMbpYNYiIb -> What happens when your mayor rolls over to incumbents? Ask Seattle. http://t.co/5pHZdX0lIY -> FCC: we don't want to deal with peering agreements as part of net neutrality, thanks. http://t.co/HOAFVmES6R -> Susan Crawford argues for open access… Continue reading