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[Epicenter] Broadband Stimulus Plan: How About Some Data First? | Epicenter ...: Even after long-distance was freed from the AT&T monopoly, dialup connections to, and between, BBS's were often prohibitively expensive. The result was (with little room for doubt) a retardation of the growth of the net.

[Untitled] CA-400 Series Coax Cable (Altelicon) - Wi-Fi Products/antenna - Wi ...: of the outdoor wireless LAN and WLL industries. This lightweight cable has excellent low loss characteristics and a durable UV protected black polyethylene jacket.

[Untitled] Cox Raising Broadband Pricing | Telecompetitor: If someone would offer a 50 meg deal I will probably jump on it. Greensboro, NC will probaly take some years to really see competition.

[Untitled] N-Male to N-Male 400-Series Cable Assemblies (Sharper Concepts ...: This lightweight cable has excellent low loss characteristics and a durable UV protected black polyethylene jacket. The Altelicon CA-400 features equal performance and mechanical characteristics to cables from CommScope®, Times Microwave Systems®, Belden®

[Untitled] Comcast Discloses Throttling Practices -- BitTorrent Targeted ...: well honestly, I use quite a bit of torrent related bandwidth at home and I have to say that I have never been throttled that I was able to tell, I have the 6 Meg service and I have never had anything even close to resembling sub par performance and I have been on during the week and weekend, morning and afternoon and evening....I do agree though with Anon "really if p2p is 50% of traffic, don't you think it's what your customers WANT?

[Untitled] Lafayette Pro Fiber Blog: Alcatel to provide LUS' Electronics: Alcatel-Lucent remains the uncontested market leader in broadband access with more than 142 million DSL lines shipped and a cumulative market share of 41 percent, more than three times that of its nearest competitor. More than 165 customers have adopted the ISAM product family - the industry’s first true high-end IP access platform that accommodates a wide range of network flavors and topologies.

[Untitled] The Jeff Pulver Blog: Question of the Day: What kind of broadband ...: In my NYC apt, I just switched from Verizon to RCN as it is faster and to date, more reliable. I also have RCN cable, which is cheaper than TWC, the other choice in the city.

[Untitled] AT&T: We don't throttle P2P traffic | News Blog - CNET News: Now with AT&T's U-Verse I can blow that figure out of the water (and have been for 6 months now). Not once have I gotten a phone call from AT&T or warning letter.

[Untitled] U.S. Broadband Speeds Too Darn Slow; Adoption Hits 7-Year Low ...: I work for a cable company that provides Broadband Internet to customers within city limits of most of the towns in our area, we have 3 different speed packages ranging from $20/month for 256kb/256kb to $55/month for unlimited download, and upto 768kb upload, for home users. Now that is speeds on our network, and we can not controll the speeds, once they are on the World Wide Web.

[Untitled] An Open Letter to Comcast and Every cable/Telco on P2P - updated ...: you\’re telling 40% of the internet (not including edonkey, gnutella, and lotus notes users that comcast is blocking as well) to \”fuck off\”. When a company advertises services and it can\’t deliver, it\’s their problem to fix, and since I pay for my service, it should NOT affect me or the services I choose to run under the TOS, regardless of how much of the bandwidth I\’m entitled to is used.

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