Broadband Bytes for 2011-02-26

Like Netflix, Redbox is now moving from physical media to streaming. http://lat.ms/hOEin2 # Does your connection feel faster? It might not be your imagination. http://bit.ly/gxOu8e # Both CenturyLink and Qwest have sagging profits, but it won't stop the merger. http://bit.ly/iaPm4q http://bit.ly/gKyeuh # CenturyLink rolling IPTV in Las Vegas. Could it… Continue reading

Broadband Bytes for 2011-02-19

Free Monty Python videos on YouTube lead to 23,000% increase in DVD sales. Seriously. http://bit.ly/fBYVLh # iTunes still dominates online video rentals. http://bit.ly/g88nsU # Hughes gets gobbled up as satellite market further consolidates. http://bit.ly/gVa4ak # Thanks in part to @UTOPIAnet, Utah has the 2nd best rate of 1Gbps service in… Continue reading

Broadband Bytes for 2011-02-05

FCC wants #netneutrality suits dismissed. http://bit.ly/gt6qat # Congress still wants an Internet kill switch. http://bit.ly/eHVCg8 # Amazon could be going head-to-head with Netflix. http://gizmo.do/dVBnNn # Time Warner loses cable subs while Netflix cleans up. http://bit.ly/gQrM9I # Spectrum squatting is causing an artificial shortage. http://bit.ly/fMeXGe # Comcast adds more IPv6 users…. Continue reading

Broadband Bytes for 2011-01-15

Are companies you do business with willing to stand up for you? http://bit.ly/eiqzGv (via @BenWinslow) # Is Facebook the new telco? http://bit.ly/fdXuG8 (via @windley) # Mobile broadband to his the billion mark. That's a lot of backhaul needed. http://bit.ly/dLdFsd # Would you trust Uncle Sam with your login credentials? http://rww.to/gMQqV8… Continue reading

Broadband Bytes for 2010-12-25

CNN can't figure out why online live TV isn't happening. Hint: it's the greed, stupid. http://bit.ly/hczBiC # Over-the-air is the new black. http://bit.ly/eXWvt9 # Smartphones mean smart shoppers. http://bit.ly/fCzcUm # Even with a solid case for net neutrality, it still isn't a substitute for competition. http://tcrn.ch/ifBHJ6 # The Comcast v… Continue reading