Archive for February, 2010
Open wireless access: ‘Outlawed’ by British Government – ZDNet (blog)
Sunday, February 28, 2010 19:30 No Comments XLN Telecom |
Open wireless access: 'Outlawed' by British Government
ZDNet (blog) Though all UK university wireless networks are required to log on by your university email address and password, some argue that these wireless networks are … Government Denies Wi-Fi Operators Copyright ExemptionITProPortal Lords angered over three strikes rule for filesharersThe Guardian Bill signals end of free WiFibit-tech.net CNET -Daily News (blog) all 52 news articles » |
‘Termination’ questioned in new copyright law – Computerworld New Zealand
Sunday, February 28, 2010 14:03 No Comments|
'Termination' questioned in new copyright law
Computerworld New Zealand … from the definition of ISP those providing services for “transient users”, a provision clearly meant to exclude hotels, operators of wireless hot-spots … and more » |
`Facilitate hosting content locally’ – Business Line
Sunday, February 28, 2010 12:00 No Comments Business Line |
`Facilitate hosting content locally'
Business Line This is a very expensive and cumbersome process and is not viable unless the ISP also offers basic telephony services as in the case of Airtel. … and more » |
How To Read The FCC’s National Broadband Plan – Media 3.0
Saturday, February 27, 2010 9:34 No Comments|
How To Read The FCC's National Broadband Plan
Media 3.0 Your ISP (that's Internet Service Provider) may sell you six megabits down and three megabits up, but if you try to browse the Internet at 9pm at night, … and more » |
UK Government to Criminalise Owners of Open Public Wi-Fi Networks – ISPReview UK
Saturday, February 27, 2010 3:20 No Comments CrunchGear (blog) |
UK Government to Criminalise Owners of Open Public Wi-Fi Networks
ISPReview UK The download itself could also be encrypted or use a private non-P2P service, making it nearly impossible for an ISP to verify. The advice itself, which can … UK bill would 'outlaw open Wi-Fi'CNET all 9 news articles » |
Will we all be watching TV online in 2020? – The Guardian
Friday, February 26, 2010 12:16 No Comments The Guardian |
Will we all be watching TV online in 2020?
The Guardian … an ISP's "fair usage" terms. Due to bandwidth limits, 3D and high definition would prove more difficult to deliver over IP. Wireless networks in the … |
Comporium Selects Red Condor Anti-Spam Technology – TMC Net
Friday, February 26, 2010 11:48 No Comments|
Comporium Selects Red Condor Anti-Spam Technology
TMC Net He said that the company selected Red Condor because it appears to function ideally in an ISP environment, providing a high spam catch rate and addressing … |
Cablevision to test PC-to-TV service – CNET
Friday, February 26, 2010 10:43 No Comments|
Cablevision to test PC-to-TV service
CNET Otherwise, you could use any ISP, but you have to have both online and cable tv through cablevision. And what you don't think people can't see what you … and more » |
Friday Poll: How do you connect to the Net? – CNET
Friday, February 26, 2010 9:01 No Comments|
Friday Poll: How do you connect to the Net?
CNET I've been working for hours with Clearwire–the fancy WiMax ISP we mentioned this week–to get my newer, faster Clear modem up and running. … and more » |
3G will be a reality by September, finally – Economic Times
Thursday, February 25, 2010 14:19 No Comments MediaMughals |
3G will be a reality by September, finally
Economic Times … as spectrum usage fees, based on how much spectrum they hold, internet service providers (ISP) using BWA spectrum would pay a fixed 1% of their revenue. … Govt issues 3G auction notificationCIOL all 182 news articles » |