hyperconnectivity

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• Breeding hogs

  
  Dadamotive — Authority: 554
  What company reports within 2 days: - a healthy and rising profit margin of 40 % on its wireless business - a new exiting application that will allow Iphone users to do live video streaming from their Iphone to others on the Internet - a stern warning to the few % of their users (all Iphone) that generate 40 % ...
  6 days ago

• Congestion Neutrality in practice

  
  Dadamotive — Authority: 554
  Who said traffic shaping and prioritization couldnt be done in a transparent and neutral way? Look over here  .
  1 week ago

• Why Capitalism depends on Net Neutrality

  
  Dadamotive — Authority: 554
  Allen Leinwand makes a compelling case on GigaOm why open access and Net Neutrality are a prerequisite for his industry, venture capital. Without it startups would not get funded and innovation would be reduced to a trickle. More importantly to a VC, imagine funding a startup whose offeringdepended on the use ...
  1 week ago

• More congestion

  
  Dadamotive — Authority: 554
  As Benoit says , we were kind of taken by surprise.  His post  Is the Bandwidth Hog a Myth?  and my  Congestion Neutrality  were picked up by  Ars Technica ,  Slashdot ,  Gizmodo ,  Techdirt ,  DSL Reports  and are being discussed on various fora. Thanks to all who picked it up, whether they agreed with ...
  1 week ago

• Congestion Neutrality (2)

  
  Dadamotive — Authority: 554
  We apparently touched upon a subject which generates a lot of emotion, seeing the comments and reactions.  So lets get some things straight. One of the undesirable side-effects of a congested link is the increase in latency.  Latency sensitive applications like voice (Skype like over Internet, not the dedicated ...
  1 week ago

• Future of the Web | The Scoop

  
  Aide-Memoire — Authority: 123
  Recently I had the honour of joining Mark Pesce & Ross Dawson on Mark Jones’ podcast The Scoop where we discussed the The future of the Web . It was a fascinating discussion – so many interesting ideas to consider: What happens when our real and virtual worlds collide? And how will we live in this ...
  2 weeks ago

• Congestion Neutrality

  
  Dadamotive — Authority: 554
  (This is a co-post of Benoit and Herman)   With the debate on net neutrality in full swing in the US, weve been hearing aboutBandwidth Hogs again. Bandwidth Hog is a sound bite that conveys a strongemotion: you can virtually see the fat pig chomping on the bandwidth, pushingback all the other animals in the ...
  2 weeks ago

• No fiber please

  
  Dadamotive — Authority: 554
  A seemingly unrelated and innocuous taxation may explain a part of the (lack of) broadband development in the UK, especially outside the bigger cities. Lit fibers are subject to a property tax (unlike copper wires used for telephony or DSL).  The VOA (Valuation Office) sets the rateable value .   You can ...
  2 weeks ago

• Openreach: to boldly go where you dont want to be

  
  Dadamotive — Authority: 554
  The presentation of Openreach during the "Fibre to Britain" conference on their high speed broadband roll-out to 10 million homes in 2012 led to mixed feelings. On one hand you have to admire the engineering and management needed to ramp up the rollout to a level of 800 VDSL cabinets per month, each serving 300+ ...
  3 weeks ago

• Lambda to the Home and path dependencies

  
  Dadamotive — Authority: 554
  As thedebate on Fiber-to-the-Home shifts   tohow to manage the transition from copper/coax to fiber, there is more attentionfor the future   upgrade paths. First ofall the attention will shift to the backhaul/middle mile networks whichaggregate the traffic generated by a large number of users. As access speedsgrow ...
  3 weeks ago

• The definition of broadband

  
  Dadamotive — Authority: 554
  There is nosingle definition of broadband available. Most definitions express it inbandwidth:   200 kbps, 1 Mbps, 5 Mbps, 100Mbps? The diversity is very large, depending on who you ask it. In myopinion the main problem is that we try to combine two disjunct objectives inone number. The firstobjective is to ...
  3 weeks ago

• Overestimated

  
  Dadamotive — Authority: 554
  In June of this year the so-called "Hamburg Declaration" was released. A cry from 166 international publishers to get legal protection, to get paid for others linking to their sites. Numerous providers are using the work of authors, publishers and broadcasters without paying for it. Over the long term, this ...
  3 weeks ago

• Next Generation Connectivity (3)

  
  Dadamotive — Authority: 554
  The Berkman report has created a lot of waves in the USA. Various lobbyists have attacked the report the undermine its credibility.  The main author, Yochai Benkler has written a great response to all his critics which you can read over h ere (pdf) . I love the last part: In 2002 France still had a very weak ...
  4 weeks ago

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