Broadband Bytes for 2011-04-02

IPv4 addresses are worth big bucks. http://bit.ly/hR8bT7 # IP addresses are a lousy way to identify individuals. http://bit.ly/hhaX9G # Big Canadian ISP accidentally throttles World of Warcraft. http://bit.ly/iaKMuL # Maslow as applied to broadband. http://bit.ly/hhHhjN # Sprint throwing down the anti-trust gauntlet at AT&T. http://on.mash.to/dKpMni # Amazon launches a new… Continue reading

Broadband Bytes for 2011-03-26

And less competition for all. RT @BenWinslow: RT @cressman: AT&T to Buy T-Mobile USA for $39 Billion – http://nyti.ms/f5esDh # 60% of broadband isn't. http://bit.ly/g7FkYO # Google makes moves into broadband mapping and ISP speed reporting. http://bit.ly/hcMJpO http://bit.ly/gtKc68 # Bell Canada admits what we all suspected: metering is about cashing… Continue reading

Broadband Bytes for 2011-03-19

Telecom picks up 6 of 32 nominations in Consumerists' Worst Company in America competition. http://bit.ly/hbNORP # In most cases, 4G really isn't. http://bit.ly/fze972 # Newspapers getting crushed by web sites. http://on.mash.to/haihB6 # Japan's earthquake still couldn't stop the Internet for more than a few hours, tops. http://bit.ly/gv24eE # Sprint: No,… Continue reading

Broadband Bytes for 2011-03-12

Frontier jumps the FIOS install to $500 in hopes that it will help kill it off. http://bit.ly/dQVpEu # And @UTOPIAnet is wholesale. RT @Integra_Telecom: Fiber networks regain black-gold footing http://bit.ly/h5S4qe (via Denver Post) # Warner Bros. starts renting movies via Facebook. http://on.mash.to/g6SWIK # Your anonymous email and postings may not… Continue reading