European FTTH policy isn’t working. It’s not in any way controversial to say so, and I have done so repeatedly in the
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Eric Schmidt, the New Escapist
Someone hinted at me recently that one of the reasons Google didn’t want to invest in peering / transit in France – leading to some of the disagreements on who should bare the cost of it as currently investigated by
Fixing broadband as a service
Flowing Water (CC) bcimet
Martin Geddes is one of the smartest brains in the business, and a good friend. That doesn't stop us
A Masterful Response to ETNO’s Lobbying for ‘Sender Pays’ Internet
Scales of Justice Brisbane Courts – (CC) Sheba_Also
The coming decisions in December regarding possible changes in Internet regulation by the ITU at the heavy-h
Google Fiber: Not So Revolutionary
Yesterday was the big day that Google announced its Kansas City Google Fiber launch. I wasn’t available for the live broadcast, and I
How disruptive could Google Fiber be?
The excellent Bill St Arnaud posts a very interesting analysis today of the Google Fiber project in Kansas City on his blog under the title Google’s secret strategy with the Kansas City Fiber project. In this post, Bill states
AT&T was good at seeing the future, not at executing on it…
A few weeks back at the Alcatel Lucent analyst event, author Douglas Coupland treated us to a post-dinner speech on visions of
Fastweb was a precursor in IPTV. Will they be a precursor in abandoning it?
The (Slow) Fiber Revolution: My speech at Freedom to Connect
Freedom to Connect is a unique event in technology. The speakers there are just not the usual bunch of speakers, a mix of long-term visionaries
Diffraction Analysis NGA Workshop in Bogota
In two weeks time on June 1st, my excellent ex-colleague Wally Swain and I will be running a one-day workshop on NGA business