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Internet 4.0 is coming

RIP Mobile Minutes

October 27, 2013

Alex Mashinsky, analyst, Arbinet, AT&T, AT&T Mobility, Broadband, changed wireless usage profiles, Creative Strategies, data networks, Deutsche Telekom, European mobile analyst, Ewan Spence, founder, large wireless operators, mobile analyst, Mobile broadband, mobile wireless plans, mobile wireless space, Revol Wireless, Skype, Smartphone, smartphones, Sprint, T-mobile, T-Mobile USA, Tim Bajarin, United Kingdom, United States, Verizon Wireless, Vodafone, Voice over IP, VOIP, Wireless, wireless carriers, wireless costs, wireless operators, wireless providers

Major changes are underway in the mobile space

T-mobile will force you to do the math to see if new phones are worth it.

How much for mobile bandwidth?

September 22, 2013

4G, America, AT&T, Bandwidth, Broadband, broadband access, cent, Deutsche Telekom, Internet Access, mobile device, Smartphone, Sprint, T-mobile, T-Mobile USA, United States, Verizon, Verizon Sprint, Verizon Sprint T, wireless bandwidth

How much does 1Gb of wireless data cost in the US?

T-mobile will force you to do the math to see if new phones are worth it.

The Real Price of a Smartphone

September 15, 2013

8X, amazon, Android, Android devices, Apple, Apple's store, AT&T, carrier lock, carrier-locked devices, carrier-locked ones, carrier-sold phones, cheapest devices, Debt Financing, hot mobile device, HTC, iPhone, IPhone 4S, leader, line product, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, mobile device, Nokia, particular device, Rogers Wireless, Samsung, Samsung Galaxy Note, Samsung Galaxy S, similar devices, smart phones, Smartphone, smartphones, Snapdragon, Sprint, T-mobile, United States, Verizon, Verizon Sprint T, Windows Phone

How much do iPhones, Samsung Galaxy, and others really cost?

We, the people...

You’re a suspect

June 8, 2013

Apple, AT&T, Bank, Boston, Bush administration, cellular telephone, cent, Code, Congress, Crime prevention, digital certificate, email, entrepreneur, Ethics, Europe, Facebook, FBI facility, Federal Bureau of Investigation, federal government, financials networks, FOIA, Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution, France, Freedom of Information Act, Google, Internet privacy, law, Mass surveillance, Microsoft, mobile operator, mydata, National security, National Security Agency, NSA, NSA warrantless surveillance controversy, online hacking, online service, Patriot Act, Pentagon, Prime Minister, Privacy, Privacy Act, Privacy of telecommunications, representative, Security, Sprint, spy, Such Agency, Surveillance, Twin Towers, U.S. Congress, UN Court, United Kingdom, United States, US government, Verizon, White House

A free society can exist in a terror-laden world. Here’s what you can do.

The Future - next exit

Predictions for 2013

January 5, 2013

Business, Media, Technology

3G, Activision Blizzard, aggressive player, amazon, Android, Apple, Apple Inc., AT&T, carrier contract, carrier subsidies, CEO, consumer electronic device, controller, Deutsche Telecom, e-reader, e-readers, Europe, Facebook, free-with-subscription magazine, game controller, generation telecom networks, Google, GPS, GPU, Grand Theft Auto, greater number, HTC, internet capabilities, ipad, iPhone, Japan, kindle, KindleHD tablets, Korea, LG, marginal player, Masayoshi Son, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, Mobile apps, mobile device, mobile devices, Mobile game, mobile operation, Mobile phone, mobile phones, Motorola, netflix, Nevada, New Jersey, Nexus, Nintendo, Nokia, North America, offer end-to-end solution, online content, online purchase, online store approach, operating system, operating systems, OSX, Panasonic, PC, respective 4G networks, Samsung, satellite TV, SmartGlass technology, Smartphone, smartphones, Softbank, Sony, Sprint, T-mobile, Tablet computer, the Nexus, through most operating systems, United States, Verizon, virtual reality, Zynga

A lengthy list of predictions in the platform, mobile, TV, and gaming space.

Copper

Municipal copper

November 10, 2012

Business, Politics, Technology

access communication infrastructure, America, AT&T, basic services, Bell System, Broadband, Cable TV, cellular telephone, Connect America Fund, copper, copper infrastructure, copper line phone infrastructure, copper network, Copper wire and cable, Digital subscriber line, DSL, Electricity, electricity moves, Federal Communications Commission, fiber network, fiber optic, Fiber-optic communications, government services, Internet infrastructure, internet signals, low-end telecom services, municipal copper network, municipal fiber networks, Natural Disaster, New Jersey, New York, New York and New Jersey, Optical fiber, Plain Old Telephone Service, technology breakthrough, telecom infrastructure, telecommunication infrastructure, Telecommunications, United States, Universal Service Fund, US government, Verizon, Verizon Communications, video on demand

Could municipal copper be the future?

I killed the Internet

March 3, 2012

Politics, Technology

a lot of private networks, Access, amazon, Android, AOL, app maker, Apple, AT&T, Bluetooth, Computer law, Culture, democracy, device maker, digital media, Exxon, Facebook, flat-rate online service, General Electrics, Google, GPS, HTML, Human–computer interaction, IBM, Internet Access, internet community, internet resources, Internet Service Providers, Internet technology, Internet There, internet traffic, Internet users, Internet When, internet world, ipad, iPhone, ISP, kindle, law relating, LinkedIn, Microsoft, mobile device, mobile devices, net neutrality, Network neutrality, Open, open internet, open web version, particular online service, path, Photo sharing, Prodigy, Product Release, public internet site, search engine, search engines, silo, silo of Facebook, similar capabilities to what devices, smart phone, Smartphone, social media, social network, society, substantial infrastructure, Tim Berners-Lee, Twitter, web, Web 2.0, web browser, web interface, web server, World Wide Web, Worldnet, Yahoo

Our actions have impact

The Future - next exit

2011 Predictions: The scorecard

December 18, 2011

Business, Media, Politics, Technology

Android, AT&T, christmas, Copenhagen, Denmark, e-book, e-books, Egypt, Espionage, Facebook, Federal Communications Commission, gamification, Google Inc., Groupon, Intel, Internet Backlash, internet legislation, internet political story, Internet regulation, iPhone, kindle, LinkedIn, media product, Microsoft, National Football League, National security, Near Field Communication, New Year's Day, New York, NFC chips, NFL, Nokia, Prediction, predictions, promising technology, Region Hovedstaden, regulated internet, Security, smart phones, T-mobile, technology side, The Guardian, the New York Times, Tunisia, United States diplomatic cables leak, Whistleblowing, Wikileaks, World Wide Web, Zynga

A review of my 2011 predictions.

No live TV streams: Here’s why?

November 6, 2011

Business, Media

ABC, AT&T, BET Viacom, Bright House Networks, Broadcasting, cable networks, Cable television, Cable television in the United States, Cable TV, Cablevision, Cablevision Systems Corporation, CBS, CNN, Comcast, Comcast Corporation, Cox, Discovery Communications, Disney 2 Nickelodeon Viacom 3 TNT Time-Warner 4, Disney Channel, Economy of the United States, Entertainment, ESPN, France, Google, Google Inc., Hearst, Hulu, internet live streaming, Internet protocols, internet service, Internet television, IPTV, Mass media, MTV, NBC, NBC Universal, netflix, News Corp., News Corporation, Nickelodeon, online brokerage accounts, online streaming, online travel booking, satellite TV, Scripps Networks, station Total, television, Television in the United States, Time-Warner, TNT, United States, Verizon, Viacom, video on demand, VOIP

Why internet TV live streaming has not yet become a reality.

The internet at a crossroad

August 13, 2010

Business, Politics, Technology

advertising-sponsored model, Android, Apple TV, AT&T, Barbara Van Schewick, Broadband, broadband Internet access service, Cable TV, Computer law, differentiated internet, digital media, Facebook, Fast Company, FCC, Fred Wilson, Google, Google TV, Internet Access, internet commons, internet resources, internet streaming channel, Internet telephony, Internet Tenets Regular readers, internet traffic, IP telephony, lawful applications, lawful services, legal devices, mobile devices, mobile phones, Multimedia, net neutrality, netflix, netflix player, network management, Network neutrality, on-demand channel, online streaming, online streaming space, pre-internet world, Skype, Starz, Verizon, whip, wireless broadband, wireless Internet, YouTube

This week, two different views of the internet were unveiled: an optimistic one and one that could kill the internet as we know it.

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