Who wants a poor man's NBN?

Who wants a poor man's NBN? | Robert Gottliebsen | Commentary | Business Spectator: "Tony Abbott and Malcolm Turnbull have rightly questioned the cost. They are proposing what they believe to be a lower cost alternative – what the ALP will say is a "poor man’s" NBN. The horror expressed by the Liberals in Victoria when they discovered that large areas of Melbourne would not get the real NBN because they missed out on the first rollout stage shows just how important the NBN is for capital cities. Abbott and Turnbull will have a lot of selling to do."

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Tata: 'No net neutrality in mobile broadband' | IT PRO

Tata: 'No net neutrality in mobile broadband' | IT PRO: "executives from Tata Communications believe there needs to be some level of content prioritisation, enabling paying users or content providers to stream without delays, whilst still allowing standard mobile services to function."

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Stating the bleedin' obvious: New Net Neutrality Study Leads to Calls for EU Legislation

New Net Neutrality Study Leads to Calls for EU Legislation | PCWorld Business Center: but note this remains a 'draft' that thanks the operators for their cooperation...! 'via Blog this'

D.C. Circuit Goes Through the Motions; Netherlands votes early April

Net Neutrality Update: The D.C. Circuit Goes Through the Motions : CommLawBlog: meanwhile Netherlands vote has been postponed until 3 April...

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Bringing the Internet up to Speed - Vivendi chair ...

Internet co-regulation: Bringing the Internet up to Speed - Vivendi chair ...: Bringing the Internet up to Speed : or how to end net neutrality... 'via Blog this'

It’s baaaack. Net neutrality to get its day in court

It’s baaaack. Net neutrality to get its day in court — Broadband News and Analysis: no Supreme Court decision until 2013? "FCC would turn from a letter-writing gadfly occasionally stepping in on behalf of consumers to a powerless relic of an agency as the web becomes more central to our lives."
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TeleFrieden: Metered Broadband and the Bellhead Way

TeleFrieden: Metered Broadband and the Bellhead Way: as in the US, more so in Europe (and poor Canadians get it rougher still)

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