News: Consumers Think Interactive TV Is Too Much Work – NewsBytes
Month: September 2001
Demand cooling for broadband
News: Demand cooling for broadband – digitalMass
DirecTV to sell broadband at Circuit City
News: DirecTV to sell broadband at Circuit City – news.com
Internet radio stations start to die
Audio piece: Interesting Real Audio piece about why many Internet radio streams are coming to an end due to FCC rulings and actors/artists demanding unrealistic fees. National Public Radio – via KenRadio
DSL Industry Inches Towards Standardisation
News: DSL Industry Inches Towards Standardisation – Internet.com
Wireless broadband trials hit London
News: Wireless broadband trials hit London – ZDNet UK
AOL bids for AT&T Broadband
News: AOL bids for AT&T Broadband – Tech News – CNET.com
WideRay – IR information exchange
WideRay is an interesting IR transmitting device that distributes or collects content of a wide area.
£200m fibre optic boost to West Ireland
News: £200m fibre optic superhighway to boost the West (of Ireland) – Irish Independent
UEFA rules streaming video offside
Sensible thinking from UEFA to not stream video, on a couple of points :-
- Cost of BB distribution of these clips could be crippling. I imagine they are going to build up addiction of this video content using NarrowBand (NB) and then introduce charging with a premium for the BB version
- I don’t know where most of the UEFA viewers would be, but it’s highly possible that the countires don’t have wide BB access.