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Government’s 2Mbps USC Broadband Likely to Miss Norfolk
Cheap Broadband Internet —
Authority: 137
A warning has been sounded by Peter McCarthy Ward, BT ’s director for their East of England operations that the commitment of the government to provide a broadband connection of minimum 2Mbps speeds to every household in the United Kingdom by the year 2012, could go begging for Norfolk. This broadband ...1 day ago -
Kudos to ACI for its new book on "The Consequences of Net Neutrality Regulations"
The Precursor Blog by Scott Cleland —
Authority: 492
I commend The American Consumer Institute for their excellent new book of scholar essays, “The Consequences of Net Neutrality Regulations on Broadband Investment and Consumer Welfare .” read more1 week ago -
Any FCC Reliance on Harvard Study Would Damage the National Broadband Plans Credibility
The Precursor Blog by Scott Cleland —
Authority: 492
The FCCs non-competitive-bid, sole source contract with the Harvard Berkman Center to " conduct an independent review of broadband studies to assist the FCC " with the National Broadband Plan -- appears to have been a near complete bust. The quality of the Berkman study is so poor, so riddled with key ...1 week ago -
UK Villages Start Thinking that Broadband is Their Birthright
Cheap Broadband Internet —
Authority: 137
Broadband services have not yet reached Hambleden valley. Internet users there have lost hope in getting a reasonable broadband internet connection. Cannot blame them if they felt they have been left out and term their plight as “preposterous”. The southern part of the valley consisting of Medmenham, ...1 week ago -
Think People
Digital Beat —
Authority: 93
People are the "killer app." From e-mail, to digital pictures, to todays social media, connecting people to people has always been a motivating force for getting people on and keeping them on the Internet. And the value of the network grows and grows with each additional person on it.2 weeks ago -
Why Has Google Stopped Investing in Broadband?
The Precursor Blog by Scott Cleland —
Authority: 492
Google, flush with a $22 billion cash horde and generating a whopping ~$10 billion in annual free cash flow, was the only original funder of Clearwire not to provide new investment capital for Clearwires broadband deployment expansion, in a $1.5b fund raise announced this week. read more2 weeks ago -
Phoenix Ford Skewers Harvard Berkman Competence
The Precursor Blog by Scott Cleland —
Authority: 492
Anyone who cares about the competence of the studies the FCC has commissioned/outsourced to produce the FCCs National Broadband Plan, needs to read George Fords devastating critique of the economic literacy of Harvard Professor Benklers broadband survey for the FCC. In a nutshell, the econometric analysis ...2 weeks ago -
Universal Broadband a Legal Obligation
Cheap Broadband Internet —
Authority: 137
According to a broadband industry expert, broadband services should be provided across the country including rural areas as nothing less than a legal obligation. This is the opinion of the Country Land and Business Association’s (CLBA) rural business development chief, Charles Trotman Charles Trotman said ...3 weeks ago -
Comcast deserves FCC scrutiny, too
Telecom Industry News —
Authority: 144
The Federal Communications Commission has a lot on its plate at the moment: Net neutrality, the development of a national broadband plan, Google Voice, E-Rate, Frontiers acquisition of Verizon properties--the list goes on. Into this very crowded room, Comcast may soon walk arm-in-arm with NBC Universal. Nothing has ...3 weeks ago -
"Open" Internet = benefit without cost for "Piggy-backer" Google
The Precursor Blog by Scott Cleland —
Authority: 492
As the lead bankroller of the "open Internet" slogan that the FCC now proposes to adopt as new U.S. policy without Congressional authorization, Google knows what an "open Internet" is supposed to mean: Google gets the benefits of the Internet without its costs. read more3 weeks ago -
Stephen Timms Opens His Mind on Universal Broadband
Cheap Broadband Internet —
Authority: 137
The government aims to see the United Kingdom become one of the most highly skilled, competitive and technologically advanced country in the world, economy-wise. It is the responsibility of the government to see that every citizen is included in this vision as well as to see that it is equally shared across the ...4 weeks ago -
Britain Cannot Go Places with This Broadband Speed
Cheap Broadband Internet —
Authority: 137
Painful sluggishness of the broadband speeds has almost alerted every broadband internet dependent in the United Kingdom on the current state, as well as urged them to compare it with their present requirements to demand something reasonably good. If there existed at least a moderate lot in the country that ...4 weeks ago -
Google plays with matches and starts a regulation fire
The Precursor Blog by Scott Cleland —
Authority: 492
Like the child that plays with matches is surprised when the fire he started threatens to burn his own house, Google CEO Eric Schmidt shared his gulity conscience with the Washington Post last week -- i.e. that the net neutrality regulation fire Google started and fanned, would be "terrible," if it burned ...4 weeks ago
