Broadband Bytes for 2015-04-17 http://t.co/rsQXFIm0dP -> Hear a panel discussion about gigabit networks in Utah. (Or, you know, go in person if that's your thing.) http://t.co/0eVmGLNoyH -> What, Netflix, you didn't know you were making a deal with the devil? http://t.co/qnt0YEW3Rz -> Verizon gets awfully close to unbundling channels. http://t.co/iD0bIbRVZI ->… Continue reading
Maybe it’s just me, but I’m starting to tire of waiting for the cities who opted into Milestone 2 of the proposal from Macquarie to finally act. After missing the original August deadline to complete the report, there’s been almost dead silence. Nobody seems to want to talk about it,… Continue reading
Broadband Bytes for 2015-04-10 http://t.co/ZHqHGEFkq8 -> Despite lip service on upgrade costs, it appears that cable can up speeds with the flick of a switch. http://t.co/mbIDled77X -> Used car dealerships apparently have nothing on FairPoint's pricing opacity practices. http://t.co/ed9SzFJbmW -> Nobody wants to take the blame for rising cable rates. http://t.co/LS4hin3MKb… Continue reading
Not shocking: incumbents use laws to ban competitors. http://t.co/8rTfuK8339 -> Broadband Bytes for 2015-04-03 http://t.co/2pf7AAyq9h -> UTOPIA calls Orem to the mat. http://t.co/Z0c3OsQDuh ->
Broadband Bytes for 2015-03-27 http://t.co/IImnTSPsoA -> SLC to Google: "Please don't redline our poor people." Me: "BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!" http://t.co/00K6rQOHM2 -> Remember the guy that Comcast got fired? He's looking for a bit more money now. http://t.co/cOXZ5KLtrf -> I'm going to call this an accurate CenturyLink simulator. http://t.co/UHM4PLBlX9 -> A lack of wired… Continue reading