During the FTTH Council Conference in Stockholm the speakers were interviewed for a live broadcast in between sessions. While the sessions themselves are not available for public viewing (but can be purchased through a virtual pass, we believe), the interviews
Interview on Australian Telecom Podcast Crosstalk
Last week I was interviewed by Phil Dobbie on the Australian Telecom Podcast Crosstalk about the viability of on-demand FTTP. The whole show addresses issues of copper pull-through with an AAAC representative and on-demand FTTP as seen from the UK
Interview on Telecom TV: Google refuses to pay the piper
I did an interview with Telecom TV’s Ian Scales a couple of weeks back on the French Net Neutrality kerfuffle. Telecom TV entitled it: Google refuses to pay the piper.
Benoît Felten on Telecom TV
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.
Here is the inteview in
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.
Interview on Stokab over at Community Broadband Bits
Gamla Stan (cc) *Kicki*
Community Broadband Bits is a great podcast addressing broadband issues for communities. It’s largely US centric but very open to understanding how other players worldwide have evolved. I was interviewed for this month’s edition, talking about
Understand the HKBN model
Hong-Kong Broadband Network’s NiQ Lai is one of the most fascinating executives in the broadband space, and listening to him explain HKBN’s approach is always full of insights.
This video interview was done by futurist Anders Sorman-Nilsson and though it’s
Benoît Felten in the Danish Business Press
In the wake of last week’s conference in Aarhus, Benoît was interviewed by the Danish business newspaper Børsen. The article is entitled (as far as I can make it) High Speed Networks Hindered by Incumbent. During the interview I
Interviewed by Billaut (again) !
Jean-Michel Billaut is a landmark figure of the French tech scene. One of the early adopters of all things internet in the 90s, he was instrumental in creating a corporate perception of innovation and its value when he was working
Interviews at the Milan FTTH Conference
There was a TV crew on board at the Milan FTTH Council Europe Conference and they nabbed me (and a number of other people) at the end of day one for a quick interview. You can check out many more