In December I went over to London to do an interview with Telecom TV’s Martyn Warwick on the reality (or not) of the bandwidth crunch. We also ended up talking (a bit) about Google Fiber.
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Why the Bandwidth Debate Judders On?
In December I went over to London to do an interview with Telecom TV’s Martyn Warwick on the reality (or not) of the bandwidth crunch. We also ended up talking (a bit) about Google Fiber.
The Truth about Bandwidth Caps
Last Friday I was invited to participate in a Special of This Week in Tech (aka twit) called “The Truth about Bandwidth Caps“. It featured, beyond myself,
- Tom Merritt from twit who was hosting it,
- Dane Jasper,
Reflexions on broadband speed measurement
As you probably know by now, I've been spending a lot of my evenings in recent weeks working on analysing an actual dataset of last mile usage. I'm not quite there yet, but I'm hopeful that the results will be
Herding the Bandwidth Hogs
I don't think Herman and myself expected this to become so big, so fast! My post Is the Bandwidth Hog a Myth? and his Congestion Neutrality were picked up by Ars Technica, Slashdot, Gizmodo, Techdirt, DSL
The Need for Speed
Reader Aida sent me the following comic strip which I found hilarious:
Torrent client learns to self-throttle…
I am planning a series of posts on bandwidth hogs in the coming days, since the topic has resurfaced with a vengeance amidst discussions of net neutrality. I have mentioned in the past that fighting against peer to peer was
Talking about Telco Transformation on Telecom TV
Around lunchtime today I did a video interview with Martyn Warwick of Telecom TV in their ITU studio in Geneva. Last thing I did before I left and I was expecting them to take a few days to edit it
The Role of Telcos…
Lately I have been thinking hard (and discussing a lot) around the role of telcos in the decade to come. This train of thought is prompted by a variety of elements in the news, my own research work and discussion
Carrier Pigeons to the Business (CPTTB) ?
My colleague Wally Swain posts this morning about an interesting if somewhat fallacious experiment undergone by a disgruntled business customer of Telkom in South Africa. His piece called Carrier Pigeon vs. Carrier High Speed Internet tells the story of a