Consumer-driven public networking hits financial watershed
Posted by: Tom Nolle
The FCC has released a report on broadband speeds, and the results are unsurprising. Users get perhaps
A deal between Orange and BT may be the start of a wireline trend that, at least in Europe, could redefine broadband ISP services. Orange is outsourcing its own infrastructure to BT in return for...
Netflix's recent public comments on net neutrality illustrate the public policy...
A proposal to pay ISPs to connect broadband customers is one of those that’s emerging out of the FCC broadband policy debate, and the concept has some merit. A direct payment for a connected subscriber might address the fact that there is a...
Comcast has decided to appeal the FCC’s order for the cable giant to stop metering P2P traffic, even though Comcast ceased that practice even before the FCC order was issued. The goal of the company is to test the
A new piece of university research shows that TV still has the largest eyeball share by far, and in every demographic group. Online video accounts for only a half-percent of viewing time overall, in fact. Computer video...
The issue of Internet security, and in fact of computer security overall, has become more difficult through the years, enough to prompt some to ask whether we need a “new Internet” that is less vulnerable. Stanford’s Clean Slate approach and...
