A few months ago, when the coalition’s plans for the Australian NBN were announced, I wrote the following in an article on Telecom TV:
The core of Labor’s NBN plan though, which is the structural separation of networks
Real-Estate and Fiber in Lebanon
After the FTTH Council Europe Real-estate and FTTH webinar (the replay of which can be found here), I was sent this
FTTH Benefits for Real-Estate Webinar Replay
The replay for the FTTH Benefits for Real-Estate Webinar is up on Vimeo. You can find it here:
Video Webinar 18 April 2013 – The Positive Effects of FTTH for Real Estate Projects from paftthcouncileu on Vimeo.
I’ve also
Susan Crawford throws her hat in the ring
During Mobile World congress, Telefonica Executive Chariman Alierta made an impassioned speech asking for the European market to be more like the US when it comes to telecoms. Here is a quoted segment of his speech:
“But we’re behind.
The Low Down on French FTTH (as seen from Australia)
On March 22nd, The Australian published an editorial I wrote on the French FTTH policy model. This came about because in recent weeks the Australian NBN has been under a lot of criticism
One Battle Won
As some of you may know, US incumbents and cable operators have been lobbying fiercely in the last few years to forbid local
Presentation on Stokab with talking track and moving arms
During the SKL event in Brussels last week my presentation was filmed, and it's been edited in a great way (I think). You
Fiber Networks in Germany
The German market has always been a trend-setter when it comes to telecoms, and in the realm of next-generation access, it is no
How the Stokab Model can be Replicated (Slides)
As promised last week, here are the slides from my Brussels presentation How the Stokab Model can be Replicated.
These slides present the high level results from our study
Susan Crawford Articulates the Ideas in her Book Captive Audience
“The rich are getting gouged and poor are very often left out..."
Must see if you want to underst