I’ve long held the idea that a short video explaining the concept of net neutrality to joe and jane average should be feasible.
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
Off-Topic: iPhone 4S and Voice Recognition (in Scotland)
If you're a sad geek like me you tried to follow the Apple announcements last night despite one live blogging service after another collapsing. The Siri announcement is certainly the most potentially disruptive thing out of that press conference. For
FTTH for Dummies
The FTTH Council Europe has released a video to explain the benefits of FTTH to laypeople. It's a necessary exercice, even if for the people reading this blog on a regular basis it'll probably feel like FTTH for Dummies. It's
Articulating the NBN Vision
How Net Discrimination Works (Or Doesn’t Work…)
I'm increasingly puzzled by the net discrimination stance that a number of European Incumbents have started to push forward in the last few months despite mounting evidence that the "alternative business model for the internet" that they are pushing forward
Of Video-Communication and Killer Apps
I"ve already mentioned this several times on this blog, I believe that Video-Communication could be a defining service for next-generation access networks provided that service providers don't let the opportunity pass them by, act boldly
In which I rant against the all-mobile utopians
Cisco Umi Survey Results
I let the Cisco Umi survey run until last night. As of that time, there were 66 respondants (not bad…) Before I comment the results, let me stress that I do not consider this to be either unbiased or statistically
Farmers Digging Up for Fibre
In the wake of a rural broadband conference in the UK last week, this video of a fibre dig by a bunch