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Reversing the comms industry power ratio
Empowering the Internet One American at a Time is an excellent post by Erik Cecil, a battle-hardened telecom lawyer whose vision of the Big Picture and around all curves continues to delight me. The post first appeared on a mail … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Ideas, infrastructure, Politics, problems
Tagged Connectivity, Erik Cecil, telecom
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Thinking past the I-I boundary
For the form of life we call business, we are at a boundary between eras. For biological forms of life, the most recent of these is the K-T boundary between the Mesozoic and the Cenozoic Eras. The Mezozoic Era ended … Continue reading
Posted in Berkman, Business, Cluetrain, Future, infrastructure, News, Past, Politics
Tagged Alvin Toffler, Berkman, Berkman Center, birds, broadband, cablecom, carriers, Chixkulub, congress, crater, dinosaurs, fcc, Geology, internet, iridium, K-T boundary, Net, research, telecom, theropods, Toffler, WISP, WISPs
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Liberating the Net from the FCC
In The Office of Connectivity Advocacy, Bob Frankston argues for something we’ve needed a long time: prying the Net from the regulatory grips of telecom and cablecom, both of which are inside the FCC and part of a regulatory mess … Continue reading
Posted in Ideas, infrastructure, Politics, problems
Tagged "Bob Frankston", "cable tv", cable, cablecom, fcc, frankston, telecom
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