Broadband Bytes for 2015-06-19 http://t.co/sPwmRGsEsb -> Important lesson: wireless can't deliver next-gen speeds at reasonable prices to single-family homes. http://t.co/WczT8tgg6G -> It's pretty ballsy to demand more tax breaks when you suck that bad at your one job. http://t.co/afKYPyIqHf -> An interesting take on removing TV price controls. It might be… Continue reading
Any money on Verizon getting away with this like they did in New Jersey? http://t.co/PmDh0KyCaU -> A nice bonus: attention on Comcast’s failed merger means big penalties for breaking past merger promises. http://t.co/FqDI5ibtXR -> Does fewer privacy lawsuits mean tech companies cleaned house? http://t.co/6AfBlKP8E4 -> Jumping from one exclusive distributor… Continue reading
Broadband Bytes for 2015-06-05 http://t.co/rz3xma7QW5 -> Net neutrality is now in effect. http://t.co/W2uEUV0H7k -> Way to be creepy, Verizon. http://t.co/PZ35XekIxC -> Data caps are all about the money. Like paying to get around them. http://t.co/iF5IFV8q2c -> Re-tooling Lifeline for broadband means picking a fight with Congress. http://t.co/ElPhftSHhr ->
Broadband Bytes for 2015-05-29 http://t.co/E8ehhQJcUe -> Think your ISP can't get any worse? They just hit a 7-year low in customer satisfaction. http://t.co/q4epsQCkn4 -> CenturyLink gigabit might be showing up in UTOPIA cities. http://t.co/zp2w6eLEpy ->