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Vint Cerf Interviewed on Broadband Policy – part II
Written on 30 Apr, 2009 at 10:47 in Blog, Expert Insight, Regulation & Policy | viewed 0 times | 0 Comments
This is the second part of Vint Cerf’s interview to Mike O’Connor. To see the first part check previous post. You can follow the interview on YouTube too. ... (Continue reading)
Vint Cerf Interviewed on Broadband Policy – part I
Written on 30 Apr, 2009 at 10:37 in Blog, Expert Insight, Regulation & Policy | viewed 3 times | 0 Comments
This is a video interview given by Vint Cerf to Mike O’Connor, member of the Ultra High Speed Broadband task force of Minnesota. It’s a relatively lengthy but it sure worths watching it all through. Vint Cerf approaches broadband policy... (Continue reading)
[off-topic] The Chat of the Century!
This is small tidbit sent to me by a mega reader of the blog; truly hilarious! ... (Continue reading)
European Commissioners are blogging too!
More and more I see people realizing that blogging is in fact an essential tool for marketing, for communicating results, ideas and concepts and for influencing decision making in the industry and beyond. European Commissioners are starting their own personal... (Continue reading)
Estonia Jumps on the FTTH Bandwagon
Estonia becomes the next East European country to outline a National Broadband project for the development of high-speed broadband infrastructure through-out the country. According to Associated Press , the Estonian government and telecommunications providers in the country announced a $500... (Continue reading)
Broadband Prime’s Top 5 – Week 17
The objective of this weekly digest is to bring you an informal top 5 of articles that I read the past week. I will not focus on news, unless ground-breaking rather on opinions, comments and suggestions by individuals or organizations... (Continue reading)
Creative Ways to increase FTTH Penetration Rates
The case of Lyse Tele, reported in this article published in Telephony On-line provides yet another practice by operators (both public or privately owned) to stimulate FTTH take-up. I’ll jump on the opportunity and make a short introduction for some... (Continue reading)
Broadband Prime passes the 100 subscribers mark!
Yesterday, Broadband Prime statistics showed 105 subsribers. After almost 13 months Broadband Prime hits 3-digits subs. The feelings are strong, rewarding and encouraging. I think it is probably a good time to draw some conclusions from the blog’s traffic. Right... (Continue reading)
The Public-Broadband Debating Group
I have created a new group in Linked-In, the ” Public-Broadband Debating Group “, to let it serve as a debating medium about the role of Government in broadband development. The purpose of the group is to discuss the public... (Continue reading)
Layering the Broadband Market
This is not the first time it’s happening to me. The office at the university is closed today, this time due to the eastern holidays. Since I drove all the way up here, I decided to get a coffee at... (Continue reading)
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