Broadband Bytes for 2016-08-19 https://t.co/fwSayaFOKh -> Your next cable connection could be symmetrical. (Hey, didn't fiber do that a long time ago?) https://t.co/lEEteTVL3b -> CenturyLink's push for VoIP is part of a broader strategy to leave broadband-only customers out in the cold. https://t.co/H4cSTtlM8J -> Based on this and the most recent… Continue reading
Broadband Bytes for 2016-08-12 https://t.co/N4Dpx2tODi -> You are many things, Comcast. Comparable to Tesla is not one of them. https://t.co/Vuq1GbTHDm -> A new kind of fiber promises big data gains. https://t.co/ySwxPU7Nhs -> Who lost paid TV subscribers? Everyone. Everyone did. https://t.co/A1lfbFAGPZ ->
Broadband Bytes for 2016-08-05 https://t.co/X5w615T0Ft -> Hulu embraces its cable roots and kills its (now largely useless) free tier. https://t.co/9hgiCsMPJB -> If Google Fiber isn't all-in on fiber, why are you still chasing them down? https://t.co/jYfIUH3Oca -> UTOPIA cities are taking true responsibility for their parts of the network. https://t.co/ZmU7yINsuh ->
Broadband Bytes for 2016-07-29 https://t.co/6Pwo7O9hSH -> Pole attachment fights are the trench warfare of broadband. https://t.co/vM6EozX47B -> Comcast might be on the hook for $100M after selling useless services. https://t.co/P3MwJgjUr5 -> As usual, Comcast wraps naked self-interest in a layer of "it's best for our customers". https://t.co/EQCLXnHC3E -> CenturyLink's "big" fiber… Continue reading