Broadband Bytes for 2012-04-21

Layton, are you ready for some UTOPIA fiber? http://t.co/tSHcs5Xb # A fifth of adults don't use the Internet. http://t.co/FXud5WWz # An in-depth look at the legal arguments behind streaming OTA broadcasts. http://t.co/niQ6biy0 # iProvo officially goes back to the city. http://t.co/Q9JJBpqf # Cable overbuilders merge to survive. http://t.co/nZNnCyc7 # Is… Continue reading

Broadband Bytes for 2012-04-14

Who's building the nation's fastest broadband networks? Not telecom companies. http://t.co/cuTO5pDI # Netflix forms a PAC, mostly to try and save its own hide. http://t.co/Ky56s5Di # Cable companies have even given up on pretending that competition exists. http://t.co/IYAUGi9U # The average cable bill will top $200 by 2020. http://t.co/s7WFuFKp #… Continue reading

Has American Fork fixed its broadband network woes? Hardly

Back on March 15, I filed a GRAMA request to get some more details on American Fork’s sale of AFCNet, their municipal broadband network, to a private party. The request was dutifully filled exactly 10 business days later on March 29. The documents revealed the terms of the sale, what… Continue reading

Broadband Bytes for 2012-04-07

Well dang. Channel bundling is totally legal. http://t.co/JtOd9VqO # If even the RIAA/MPAA hate your Internet censorship bill, you've gone too far. http://t.co/66wHwkLS # Cord-cutters continue to grow in numbers. http://t.co/m5BmzkFf # Telecom employees do better work when they telecommute. http://t.co/gyvm1LDE # CenturyLink testing 100M down, 12M up service in… Continue reading