Posts Tagged ‘bandwidth’

Telecom Lobbyists: U.S. Actually Broadband Leader – You Just Have to Completely Ignore All Data Suggesting Otherwise…

In: Communication| Computer| Editorial| Internet| Networks| Site Feeds| Software| broadbandreports.com

29 Dec 2009

What do you do when you’re a telecom industry trade group that wants the FCC to ignore the fact that U.S. consumers pay more money, for slower bandwidth, in fewer locations than more than a dozen other countries? You pick out a largely meaningless metric we actually are good at and blow it out of proportion.

Disproving The Concept Of The Bandwidth Hog – If the Legendary Beast is Real, Surely Data Will Prove It…

In: Communication| Computer| Editorial| Hardware| Internet| Networks| Site Feeds| broadbandreports.com

20 Dec 2009

Earlier this month an analyst for the Yankee Group and one of the primary developer’s of Amsterdam’s fiber to the home (and houseboat) network argued that the bandwidth hog didn’t exist, and was instead simply a concept used to disguise poorly designed networks and justify anti-consumer behavior.

FCC Opposes Fake Steve Jobs’ AT&T DDoS – Urged Public to Use “Common Sense”

In: Cellphone| Communication| Computer| Hardware| Internet| Networks| Site Feeds| Unusual| broadbandreports.com| iPhone

19 Dec 2009

Fake Steve Jobs (journalist Dan Lyons) recently proposed that iPhone users earlier today at 3PM EST begin gobbling up as much bandwidth as possible – in protest of AT&T’s shoddy 3G network performance.

AT&T: iPhone Data Pricing Comments ‘Taken Out Of Context’ – AT&T Simply Wants to “Educate” You

In: Apple| Cellphone| Communication| Editorial| Education| Finances| Gadgets| Hardware| Internet| Networks| Site Feeds| Wireless| broadbandreports.com| iPhone

12 Dec 2009

iPhone users need to be educated exactly what a megabyte is, apparently. And the argument that an already hugely profitable company wants to charge even more money for bandwidth isn’t one that sits well with consumers.

The Bandwidth Hog Does Not Exist – One blogger offers an invitation for ISPs to prove otherwise

In: Communication| Computer| Editorial| Internet| Networks| Online| PC| Site Feeds| broadbandreports.com

6 Dec 2009

One thing lacking in every Exaflood debate or congestion claim has been hard, raw data provided by the ISPs for independent analysis. By and large, the Exaflood, network neutrality and bandwidth hog discussions have been dominated by think tankers who make a living massaging statistics to suit the message.

Bell Canada’s Profit Doubles – Without the Need for Usage-Based Billing

In: Communication| Computer| Finances| Internet| Networks| Site Feeds

14 Nov 2009

Bell Canada’s Profit Doubles – without the need for usage-based billing. In fact, no North American ISP who claims expensive new metering models are financially necessary are ever able to prove it.


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