- Broadband Bytes for 2014-02-14 http://t.co/0IY5T3fWci ->
- Folks are starting to catch on that Google Fiber is for chumps. http://t.co/UsbRDKA0Sx ->
- Is IPv6 taking a back seat to NAT? http://t.co/DHWDlQYAut ->
- DDoS attacks are growing in size exponentially. http://t.co/5kCIQjUmsr ->
- HB60 isn't the only anti-UTOPIA bill this session. SB190 could kill the $300M investment from Macquarie. #utpol http://t.co/yaPNVP3IhX ->
- Google could be looking at SLC, but probably only with sweetheart deals like in Provo. http://t.co/FNUX5haFFN #utpol ->
- The FCC is targeting restrictions on municipal broadband systems. #utpol http://t.co/o0OfBQa9EO ->
- CenturyLink found a way to raise your "price for life" bill: sneaky new fees! http://t.co/kHCEsKZBfL ->
- Sorry, Utah, but no Aereo for you! http://t.co/9q32Un6lpA ->
- Salt Lake City should tell Google "no thanks". #utpol http://t.co/D5jWODAOAX ->
- Figure out if your city should go with Google Fiber or UTOPIA: a handy primer. http://t.co/AZqogxDEcu ->
- Austin is quickly becoming a broadband competition dream. http://t.co/ENhlcxQ9jI ->
- Kansas killed SB304. We can do the same to HB60 and SB190. #utpol http://t.co/PLqhMq5u1s ->
- Comcast is better at lobbying than its primary business. http://t.co/ESi3AqCoEE ->
- Is Comcast working on a 505Mbps tier? It had better be. http://t.co/bj4JzZUpmf ->
- SB190 has a committee hearing Monday at 8AM. Show up and be heard! #utpol http://t.co/yC7myIVa6g ->
- If Google merged with Verizon, it would only accelerate their path towards being just another hated incumbent. http://t.co/tNTq1JvSQz ->
- Comcast might have finally decided to play nice with Netflix. http://t.co/SE9tgwOtWy ->
- How is Comcast doing 4K? With H.265 (no typo). http://t.co/lGBHuBZZoP ->
- Good news on SB190: @beckylockhart isn't sold on the idea either. #utpol http://t.co/ncfSYgjPyu ->
- Google's redlining ways could be making the digital divide worse. Much worse. http://t.co/Pc0qkIHALc ->
Broadband Bytes for 2014-02-21
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