February 2013 : Broadband Breakfast

Broadband News from Around the World: Indian Cable, Kiwi Education and Mongolian Digital Divide

WASHINGTON, February 25, 2013 – A recent wrap-up of global broadband news included the following items: Leading Indian Cable Operator […]

#broadbandlive9 years ago

Expert Opinion: ‘Making Sense of Data Caps and Tiered Pricing in Broadband and Mobile Networks’

By Nick Feamster, Associate Professor of Computer Science, Georgia Tech (The original version of this article is posted in Dr. […]

Africa9 years ago

Broadband News from Around the World: Microsoft for Africa & National Broadband Network in Australia

WASHINGTON, February 18, 2012 – A recent wrap-up of global broadband news included the following items: Microsoft 4Afrika Initiative Microsoft […]

#broadbandlive9 years ago

Video from February’s Broadband Breakfast Club on Data Caps

WASHINGTON, Thursday, February 21st, 2013 – The broadband policy news and events service BroadbandBreakfast.com held its February 2013 Broadband Breakfast Club event “Data Caps, the Spectrum Crunch […]

Broadband Data9 years ago

Rising Tide of Data Uses From Wireless Devices Forcing Changes in Internet Usage Patterns, Say Experts at Broadband Breakfast Club

WASHINGTON, February 20, 2013 – Policy-makers and consumers alike are struggling to grapple with a rising-tide of data usage from […]

FCC9 years ago

Last Chance to Register for Tomorrow’s Breakfast Club on ‘Data Caps, the Spectrum Crunch and the Wireless Home’

WASHINGTON, Monday, February 18th, 2013 – The broadband policy news and events service BroadbandBreakfast.com will hold its February 2013 Broadband Breakfast […]

Broadband's Impact9 years ago

A Major League Baseball Player and the Evolution of the Internet, Media, and the Twitter-verse

February 18, 2013 – When pitcher C.J. Nitkowski first started blogging in 1997, even he could never have predicted how […]

Broadband's Impact9 years ago

U.S. is Doing Fine in Broadband Performance, According to Study by Information Technology and Information Foundation

WASHINGTON, February 12, 2013 – The United States is, in fact, among the world leaders in broadband deployment, according to […]

Broadband's Impact9 years ago

Because It is Necessary to Be Online Today, the Continuing Digital Divide Poses a Serious Challenge to Policymakers

WASHINGTON, February 11, 2013 – The increasing prevalence on job applications being online is just one of many reasons why […]

Broadband Data9 years ago

Get Out of the Business of Regulating Copper Wires, Say FCC Critics at Internet Protocol Event

WASHINGTON, February 8, 2013 – The Federal Communications Commission is not able to flexibly adapt to changed circumstances in the […]

Broadband's Impact9 years ago

Touchscreens, GPS and Tablets, From 20 Years Ago So Futuristic to Today So Routine

WASHINGTON, February 6, 2013 – While combing the internet to wax nostalgic via old commercials from my childhood, I made […]

FCC9 years ago

Republican and Democratic Freedom Fighters Join Hands to Proudly Declare Freedom on the Internet

WASHINGTON, February 6, 2013 – Members of the House Energy and Commerce Committee collectively patted themselves, and their nation, on […]

Broadband's Impact9 years ago

Washington Post Story Demonstrates the Perils of Understanding Wi-Fi Developments Through Mainstream Newspapers

February 5, 2013 – Now that I’ve had a chance to read the front-page Washington Post story on so-called “Super […]

Broadband's Impact9 years ago

Robotics, Broadband and America’s Future Manufacturing Renaissance

SPRINGFIELD, Illinois, February 4, 2013 – A few weekends ago, I spent some time with about 80 robots and their […]

Broadband Breakfast

Broadband News from Around the World: Indian Cable, Kiwi Education and Mongolian Digital Divide

Expert Opinion: ‘Making Sense of Data Caps and Tiered Pricing in Broadband and Mobile Networks’

Broadband News from Around the World: Microsoft for Africa & National Broadband Network in Australia

Video from February’s Broadband Breakfast Club on Data Caps

Rising Tide of Data Uses From Wireless Devices Forcing Changes in Internet Usage Patterns, Say Experts at Broadband Breakfast Club

Last Chance to Register for Tomorrow’s Breakfast Club on ‘Data Caps, the Spectrum Crunch and the Wireless Home’

A Major League Baseball Player and the Evolution of the Internet, Media, and the Twitter-verse

U.S. is Doing Fine in Broadband Performance, According to Study by Information Technology and Information Foundation

Because It is Necessary to Be Online Today, the Continuing Digital Divide Poses a Serious Challenge to Policymakers

Get Out of the Business of Regulating Copper Wires, Say FCC Critics at Internet Protocol Event

Touchscreens, GPS and Tablets, From 20 Years Ago So Futuristic to Today So Routine

Republican and Democratic Freedom Fighters Join Hands to Proudly Declare Freedom on the Internet

Washington Post Story Demonstrates the Perils of Understanding Wi-Fi Developments Through Mainstream Newspapers

Robotics, Broadband and America’s Future Manufacturing Renaissance

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State Broadband Offices Have Obligation to Explain NTIA Notice of Funding to Applicants

Mountain Connect Features NTIA’s Alan Davidson, 2 Colorado Senators and State Attorney General

Senate Bill Would Alter Google Advertising, DOJ Cybersecurity Policy Reversal, Comcast on Hybrid Fiber-Coax

Rahul Sen Sharma: The Metaverse is Not Web 3.0

AT&T and DISH Agreement, FCC Adds More States in Robocall Fight, $50M from Emergency Connectivity Fund

FCC Seeks Comment on Higher Broadband Speeds and Increased Security Measures for Certain Carriers

Finance Experts Weigh Merging Regulatory Agencies to Tackle Cryptocurrencies

34 States Submit Letters of Intent to Participate in NTIA’s Main Broadband Program

Red States May Oppose Affordability, Labor and Climate Policies Provided for in NTIA Broadband Rules

States Should Use Treasury Department’s Broadband Funds to Compliment Infrastructure Bill

AT&T and DISH Agreement, FCC Adds More States in Robocall Fight, $50M from Emergency Connectivity Fund

Patty Judge: FCC Pole Attachments Proceeding Will Help Boost Connectivity Across America

States Should Subsidize Pole Replacement Costs, Charter Says

Parler Policy Exec Hopes ‘Sustainable’ Free Speech Change on Twitter if Musk Buys Platform

Musk Pauses Twitter Deal, Telefonica and OneWeb Join Forces, Ting to Bring Fiber to Alexandria, Va.

Small Business Owners Call for FTC, DOJ to Institute Antitrust Measures Against Big Tech

Judge Opinion on Crypto Transfer, Internet Society Joins Partner2Connect, Cable One Invests $950 Million for 10G

Bryan Darr: Federal Broadband Funding is Available for Local Governments

FTC Commissioner Concerned About Antitrust Impact on Already Rising Consumer Prices

34 States Submit Letters of Intent to Participate in NTIA’s Main Broadband Program

States Should Use Treasury Department’s Broadband Funds to Compliment Infrastructure Bill

Parler Policy Exec Hopes ‘Sustainable’ Free Speech Change on Twitter if Musk Buys Platform

Broadband Breakfast on May 18, 2022 – Treasury’s Capital Projects Fund and Broadband Infrastructure

FCC’s Multi-Dwelling Decision Could Hamper Smart Wi-Fi Technology, Developer Says

Broadband Breakfast for Lunch on May 11, 2022 – Elon Musk Goes to Washington

Consumers Should Be Better Informed on Factors Throttling Download Speeds

Broadband Breakfast for Lunch on June 8, 2022 — Preparing for Federal Broadband Funding with the Rural Utilities Service’s Christopher McLean

Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Will Close Digital Divide if States Are Prepared, Says Alan Davidson

Panelists Urge Government Resist Getting Involved in Content Moderation

WISP Executives Debate Whether Government Unfairly Favors Fiber Builds Over Wireless

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