A lot of people tend to turn off the critical thinking the minute Google comes to town with their Magic Fiber Elixir. I’ve already spilled a lot of digital ink on why I think it’s a bum deal, so I don’t need to rehash that here. What does need to… Continue reading
Now a year late on delivering MS2, most people have assumed that the Macquarie deal is dead and buried. With no real news (other than the leak of the draft MS2 proposal from earlier this year), there’s been no evidence that the deal is alive at all. So is it… Continue reading
Broadband Bytes for 2015-10-09 http://t.co/vD8XsF0EYx -> UTOPIA is building a lot more network and revenues are up. http://t.co/OXrvq8nHdX -> It must take a lot of work to talk about why broadband in Utah is awesome while never once mentioning UTOPIA. http://t.co/DmYiHAmjZ3 ->
I had the opportunity last week to speak with Gary Jones and Kim McKinley from UTOPIA to get an update on where things stand. It seems like the main reason UTOPIA has been out of the news is that nobody wants to report on boring good news. Here’s a quick… Continue reading
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Broadband Bytes for 2015-09-11 http://t.co/338WfjI2x0 -> What does CenturyLink not sell? Broadband, apparently. http://t.co/9GEysNEiPd -> Recipients of federal subsidies want the same rules applied to everyone who didn't take the money. http://t.co/ZYr4vwoek7 -> It takes them almost a full decade to roll half-decent DSL, but sure, they'll get right on that… Continue reading
Broadband Bytes for 2015-09-04 http://t.co/02QM94iwpt -> More Google Fiber-to-the-Press-Release is on the way. http://t.co/uzuZ0JfPDV ->
Broadband Bytes for 2015-08-28 http://t.co/YPlU73Stli -> Fiber boosts home values AND GDP, more than paying for itself. http://t.co/4ZuiyCodeZ -> AT&T is all butthurt that they're being paid almost a half billion a year to provide not broadband? http://t.co/n6okkWR4C9 -> It's pretty bad when you have hundreds of billions of dollars in… Continue reading