Broadband Bytes for 2014-10-17 http://t.co/2SXRRGGZvT -> As long as you can suspend the laws of physics, high-frequency bands are great. http://t.co/LmkVkjKXBw -> Who's leading the gigabit charge? Cities, that's who. http://t.co/Cotk4tXRjN -> That "promo" price from the cable company sits on a throne of lies. http://t.co/VROzAnUfWD -> The DoJ is in… Continue reading
Spying breaks trust which breaks the Internet. http://t.co/FhUD1RO2ZN -> Telcos aren't the only large legacy businesses holding back the Internet. http://t.co/IrEIt2slQq -> If you complain about Comcast's service, they'll try and get you fired. http://t.co/Bkg675ygDP -> The same Verizon that tried to replace wired service with LTE is now extolling… Continue reading
Did Verizon pick a fight that upset all the other carriers? http://t.co/qSbwaCa4RU -> Broadband Bytes for 2014-10-03 http://t.co/nuS0YYZand -> FirstDigital is pitching in Murray tomorrow [PDF]. http://t.co/SWipsMEfGX -> Law enforcement has become a top distributor of malware. You know, for the children. http://t.co/1cFzIcmRky -> Ever wonder how the dumpster fire of… Continue reading
The Utah Broadband Project recently released the Utah Broadband Plan, the culmination of almost five years of work paid for by a federal grant. This builds upon the Utah Broadband Map and a report on broadband adoption within the state. The report has four main objectives: Strengthen and Grow Existing… Continue reading
The Comcastic solution: hire a VP to solve customer service woes. http://t.co/73vgX5Gklk -> Broadband Bytes for 2014-09-26 http://t.co/zfUe1jE4HF -> A free market? US broadband is still slower and more expensive than much of the developed world. http://t.co/G14iHruvM1 -> Is E-Rate the answer to a lack of rural fiber? I have doubts…. Continue reading