I recently interviewed Bob Frankston to add his expert view to my coverage of the FCC NOI on the National Broadband Plan, but what I got instead was an offer to take the Red Pill. So I did. We started with my outline of what I thought were salient points. ”How many times will we, the people, [...]
Continue reading...1. May 2009
The FCC’s NOI lists hundreds of questions and areas of investigation considered by the FCC to support the development of a nationwide broadband strategy. The scope of the questions offered in the NOI are breath taking. Even the discussion of how to define broadband is complex. As a first step the questions, …the Commission currently uses the [...]
Continue reading...27. April 2009
Time Warner Cable has decided to place North Carolina on the frontlines of their war on consumer broadband. Greensboro, NC was selected by Time Warner for it’s trials of data caps and pricing based upon usage in addition to existing tiers defined by connection speeds. Now Time Warner seeks to legistlate away municipal broadband networks deployed [...]
Continue reading...26. January 2009
I’ve been thinking about and planning changes to mobilejones.com for quite a few months now. You will see a number of changes in layout, design and features as the project continues. Hopefully, these improvements will make mobilejones.com a better resource and enable some features that readers will love. Please be patient as these upgrades will [...]
Continue reading...14. October 2008
It’s Carnival time, and James Cooper of the mjelly blog has rounded up a great list of articles for the CoM this week. James has added some vivid carnival images to his section breaks and delivered a great synopsis of the best in writing on mobility from around the blogosphere. Enjoy!
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9. May 2009
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