- Broadband Bytes for 2013-04-12 http://t.co/PkCTu406Jh ->
- A few have accepted this challenge. http://t.co/KzcE0uX1Ua ->
- Verizon is pretty sure you want a la carte. http://t.co/rGFjrIEWQH ->
- DOJ doesn't like the idea of spectrum monopolies. http://t.co/ykkTF2qjPS ->
- Taking education online can increase pass rates. http://t.co/0aBexjJZT1 ->
- No, Google Fiber Is Not Coming to Provo http://t.co/l2CxAARsed ->
- I was wrong about Google Fiber, but this isn't a golden deal for the city either http://t.co/1VD1hy9BNK ->
- Comcast wants you to test IPv6. http://t.co/4tfM5firdm ->
- Netflix wants DRM before taking the HTML5 plunge. http://t.co/HnAwSGwaFU ->
- Sony offers downloads twice as fast as Google Fiber… in Japan. http://t.co/2as8qaUisp ->
- Broadband pricing is really all over the place. http://t.co/pgmcfv1yZn ->
- I know I'm sure that Dish wants Sprint for a distribution network. http://t.co/cGCSay3NQ9 ->
- Telling that the third world telcos are what's keeping DSL afloat. http://t.co/bfHfEM0FPa ->
- Google Fiber is cool, but it's not all roses. http://t.co/tHaZ3EeXaP #utpol ->
- XMission feels kind of screwed by Google Fiber. I can't blame them. http://t.co/KtCjcfpIIg ->
- Telecoms are giddy about CISPA. http://t.co/HECqwexY72 ->
- Lawrence, KS the latest to score gigabit. Not from Google, but a local venture. http://t.co/FuKzsm4M6P ->
- Utah is the fastest state in the west. I'll let you figure out why. http://t.co/Xwp2e3vmBH ->
- Veracity puts on its game face for the Google Fiber takeover. http://t.co/9FzO7B7A6d ->
- Read another take on Google Fiber in Provo. http://t.co/ihSiLvyoR2 ->
- A Provo city council member is doing a Reddit AMA on the Google Fiber deal. http://t.co/pJ8yzmeVzB #utpol ->
Broadband Bytes for 2013-04-19
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