This last week has been unbelievably busy, and I haven't been able to post on any of the topics that I thought were interesting to expand on. Since I'm leaving tomorrow morning for the mountains of Jura and since my
Bouygues Telecom to offer FTTx services over Numéricable’s network
THD92 is back from the dead!
Yesterday morning in my snail mail box there was a brochure for the THD92 project. This brochure was distributed as a supplement to the monthly rag we receive from the 92 department. It's essentially propaganda, but when it's propaganda about
FTTH encourages homeworking
I've been talking about the virtuous synergies between FTTH and homeworking (and more generally business organisation) for a while now. Interestingly, there's enough of an FTTH user base now that measurements on the correlation between the two can start to
The Incentive Paradox aka European NGA State Aid Guidelines
At the end of last week, the European Commission finally released its new rulings on state aid for broadband. The full document is called Community Guidelines for the application of State aid rules in relation to rapid deployment of broadband
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