Friday, May 19, 2006
Beware of broadband speed overkill | CNET News.com
Beware of broadband speed overkill | CNET News.com: "Today's high-speed Internet access packages may sound tempting, but consumers should think long and hard about how much broadband they actually need before they ante up."
Politicos propose new action on Net neutrality | CNET News.com
Politicos propose new action on Net neutrality | CNET News.com: "WASHINGTON--The push for new laws mandating Net neutrality principles appears to be gaining steam on Capitol Hill."
WSJ.com - AT&T Plans Expansion Of Its Internet TV Service
WSJ.com - AT&T Plans Expansion Of Its Internet TV Service: "AT&T Inc. plans to offer television service in 15 to 20 markets by the end of the year, a sign that the company may be overcoming the hurdles imposed by its decision to use a new Internet technology to deliver TV signals."
Saturday, May 13, 2006
The Blog | Arianna Huffington: "Net Neutrality": Why are the Bad Guys So Much Better at Naming Things? | The Huffington Post
The Blog | Arianna Huffington: "Net Neutrality": Why are the Bad Guys So Much Better at Naming Things? | The Huffington Post: "Why are the bad guys so much better at naming things? Especially legislation. Especially bad legislation. "
No Neutral Ground in Net Debate - New York Times
No Neutral Ground in Net Debate - New York Times: "ACCORDING to Arianna Huffington, the use of banal, insipid language could spell doom for the Internet."
Tuesday, May 09, 2006
Switchboard in the Sky - New York Times
Switchboard in the Sky - New York Times: "CHESTERHILL, a tucked-away village in Ohio's Appalachian southeast, has been on technology's periphery for years. Its 312 residents have limited cellphone service and no broadband Internet service. The town's antiquated telephone lines struggle to handle minimal Internet speeds for those who do dial up."
