known in telecom industry parlance as data competitive local exchange carriers (DCLECs). “DSL service providers are going out of business left and right,” says analyst Tom Friedberg, a senior vice president with brokerage Tucker Anthony Sutro, Denver. “All of these companies have...
To meet its full gigabit-per-second potential, G.fast connections will require broadband providers to use network equipment close to the customers' buildings -- 50 meters (about 160 feet) or less, McKeon said. A 200-meter distance will still be good enough for about 600Mbps, he said. Som...
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Today, DSL Extreme announced the introduction of trueSTREAM in 21 states serviced by AT&T’s U-verse fiber to the neighborhood system. Much like Earthlink’s reseller agreement with Time Warner Cable, customers can transparently switch between the two providers and receive essentially the same servic...
Indeed, upon the request of a subscriber, cable providers are required by statute to "fully block the audio and video programming of each channel carrying such programming so that one not a subscriber does not receive it."63 In contrast, as the D.C. Circuit has observed, "broadcast ...