Broadband Bytes for 2017-10-20 https://t.co/KG965nBi3x -> Gee, I'm totally shocked that our two favorite Internet companies would do this. https://t.co/mncOW39cTa -> When you have a whole lot of captains abandoning the ship, maybe you no longer consider it seaworthy. https://t.co/jSr3XjaSaZ -> When your alternatives are rotting DSL or subpar wireless it's… Continue reading
Broadband Bytes for 2017-10-13 https://t.co/t620apTe5a -> Broadband maps without accurate data will make bad policy. https://t.co/RltgVcczw9 -> Suing the FCC to keep them from calling up down is a solid move IMO. https://t.co/WPDGVurGC2 -> You either have competition everywhere or anti-competitive behaviors get worse. https://t.co/oHRrvXilCu ->
Big incumbents are blaming a policy they don't like for not spending money that they actually are. https://t.co/4tdrp4GicK -> Google is abandoning TV service for new markets while jacking the price in existing ones. https://t.co/rA78EVKvAl -> I've said it before and I'll say it again: Netflix is a HBO clone…. Continue reading
Broadband Bytes for 2017-09-29 https://t.co/rtDfUqG7Vc -> Gee, I wonder if other competing video products will start to have worse performance. https://t.co/gTCUNYh36F -> Further evidence that the wireless market is no substitute for wired service. https://t.co/RssFQwsmoA -> You have confidence in your electric, gas, and water meters. Why not broadband meters? https://t.co/zH6tsRxeik… Continue reading