Milledgeville (GA) Partnering with Clearwire
Milledgeville took a giant technological leap forward Tuesday when city council voted unanimously to contract with Internet provider Clearwire for the city’s proposed wireless Internet system.
From The Union-Recorder, July 23, 2008
Cities Gone Wireless: Safety Or Surveillance?
While some cities have seen their dreams of providing wireless Internet access for all fade, others have forged ahead with wireless networks for an altogether different purpose: surveillance.
From NPR, July 22, 2008
Vint Cerf: Telcos Hurting National Interests
Mr Cerf talks about how he was misquoted on the subject of net neutrality and offers a solution to the current issues around broadband Internet.
From ZDNet, July 22, 2008
Inspiring Broadband Video at E-North Carolina
"As the world moves to a truly global economy,
access to broadband infrastructure is vital in order for communities to remain competitive and participate globally. The rural areas of North Carolina are being left behind."
From E-NC, July 21, 2008
UK CCTV Boom Has Failed to Slash Crime, Police Say
Only 3% of street robberies in London were solved using CCTV images, despite the fact that Britain has more security cameras than any other country in Europe.
From The Guardian, July 21, 2008
Editorial: Strike Up the Broadband
Local efforts are important, but they can't improve the nation's global standing. That's why a national policy is essential.
From The Boston Globe, July 17, 2008
Internet Consortium Says It's Got Financing
East Central Vermont Community Fiber Network, which is also known as ECFiber, will enter a deal with Oppenheimer & Co. to find investors to help pay for construction of the network, according to state Rep. Jim Masland, D-Thetford, who serves on the organization's board.
From The Boston Globe, July 17, 2008
UK Site Compares Home Broadband Packages
Check for your available providers and broadband speed.
From Top 10 Broadband, July 17, 2008
British Telecom Unveils $3B FTTx Plan
After years of deflecting questions about building a nationwide fiber access network, BT Group plc has today announced a planned £1.5 billion (US$3 billion) investment in new fixed broadband infrastructure, including fiber-to-the-premises (FTTP).
From LightReading Europe, July 17, 2008
BT Announces "Fiber To The Press Release"
The majority of BT customers will still be on copper unless the government ponies up subsidies and passes the laws BT wants.
From Broadband Reports, July 17, 2008
