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I am happy to announce that Broadband Prime has moved to a dotcom domain. After being hosted for more than a year on blogspot.com and wordpress.com I finally settled to http://www.broadbandprime.com/
I planned to move the blog since the beginning of the year. Until recently this plan was simply my pet project; when I had time [...]
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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 below there is a graph that I created from feedburner stats. It depicts subscribers and [...]
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For the past week, I’ve been receiving contradictive stats from the blog’s feed. By digging a bit deeper to it I found that there is indeed a problem with feedburner lately that was acknowledged by the company last week. However, it seems that it hasn’t resolved yet. It also seems that Google Feedfetcher is the [...]
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Since about a month, time permitted, I have been experimenting in two premises:
1) How I could add extra functionality on Broadband Prime that would be meaningful and useful to you, and
2) What type of information aggregation & filtering, blog monitoring and other useful tools are available to make my pursuit more productive.
My ultimate goal is [...]
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I have been referenced to a few Japanese fora the previous week. It’s amazing how much good can a reference to high usage sites do to a blog’s visiting rates!
My wordpress post on mid-2008 FTTH rankings was referenced to sites like http://gameshot.net or http://todaysppc.com.
I honestly have no clue what these sites are about (hopefully, nothing [...]
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This is the last article I’ll post on wordpress. If you want to follow up my ramblings switch to http://broadbandprime.blogspot.com.
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Yes, it’s finally true! Summer has finally arrived for me too. I will be refilling my batteries for the next couple of weeks and consequently I won’t be posting here for a while.
Let me once again remind you that Broadband Prime has changed premises and is now hosted at http://broadbandprime.blogspot.com. Kindly change your RSS feeds [...]
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After some experimentation and proof testing I decided to switch my blog service to Google’s Blogger. The blog’s new place is http://broadbandprime.blogspot.com/.
Some of the reasons are explained in This is a First Test Post. I have changed the looks of the blog, and I hope you find it better.
I will be cross-posting for a little [...]
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For some time, I have been thinking of switching blog service provider. Wordpress is an excellent aesthetics blog service with quality tools for post formatting. However it lacks a set of serious functionality (at least in my views) such as 1. Incorporating video from third-party content sites, 2. Incorporating polls and other survey functionality 3. [...]
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I’ve made some changes in the site:
I’ve added a blogroll named “The Fiber Ring“. It contains a list of blogs that put forward the Fiber/Broadband concept. You might want to stop by and visit as you will find some serious stuff in these pages.
I’ve also created a page I called “Links” (Yes I know, inspiration [...]
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Costas Troulos is a telecoms analyst and passionately covers wireline broadband and related developments in Greece and the rest of the world. For the last 4 years he has been involved in several consulting and research projects on public broadband investments, FTTH and metro network deployments. His is interested in everything related to telecom regulation/policy, national strategies and NGN business models.